Elon Musk knew exactly what he was doing when he posted a mic drop post on June 5, at the height of his public fallout with President Donald Trump. “Time to drop the really big bomb: @realDonaldTrump is in the Epstein files,

Political junkies are having a field day with the Jeffrey Epstein case. Caught in the crossfire are sex trafficking survivors and those who help them.

Murdoch’s lawyers will be able to bring out just where the Journal obtained the birthday card, as well as all the torrid details of the 15-year relationship between Epstein and Trump.

Melinda Henneberger and David Mastio debate the scandal. Are the allegations of abuse more about Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein or his victims’ peace?

The conspiracy theory captures our anxieties about how power really works, but the boring version might say more.

Trump stepped in hard, telling his administration and supporters to embrace the Justice Department’s July 7 memo that an “exhaustive review” of the files found no client list, no signs of blackmail and Epstein died by suicide. Nothing new since Bondi released already known details in February’s “Phase 1” of the files.

Earlier this week, when reporters asked him about Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump deflected with a planned story about former President Barack Obama's "criminality." His unhinged expose deserves a verbatim read: “After what they did to me — and whether it’s right or wrong,

House Speaker Mike Johnson began the chamber’s recess early to avoid Democrats' attempts to force the government to release all information it has on Epstein.