Overview
- The publication includes roughly three million pages plus about 2,000 videos and 180,000 images posted on a DOJ website.
- The release responds to the Epstein Files Transparency Act after an initial December tranche and a missed deadline attributed to the volume and review workload.
- Officials say some files remain redacted or withheld to protect victims and ongoing investigations, and none are classified for national security or foreign policy reasons.
- Newly posted materials feature emails and references involving Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Prince Andrew and other prominent figures, with no new charges announced.
- An FBI list summarizes mostly unverified tips about Trump that DOJ describes as unsubstantiated, with some leads identified for potential follow-up.