Most appearances of President Trump’s name in the set of files just released by the Justice Department came from news reports ...

There are many reasons one might come to love one’s country. It first appears in the connection to place, a bond to a physical ...

There is at least one document among the files currently released in which redacted text can be viewed through copy and paste ...

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The Justice Department on Tuesday said a postcard depicting Jeffrey Epstein indicating President Trump loved “young” girls ...

The Justice Department now says a handwritten letter it released Tuesday that was signed by “J. Epstein” and addressed to convicted sex offender Larry Nassar is “fake,” asserting that the handwriting ...

The FBI requested a handwriting analysis after a message allegedly sent by Jeffrey Epstein to another notorious sex offender ...

The correspondence in question is present in the Department of Justice's files on Epstein, but its authenticity is another ...

A salacious letter purportedly written by Jeffrey Epstein that directly referenced President Trump is fake, the Justice Department said Tuesday.

The letter, now debunked, was included in a batch of Epstein documents released by the federal government on Tuesday, Dec. 23.