The U.S. Department of Justice has just released nearly 30,000 pages of the Epstein case files, including allegations against Trump

December 23 — The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has officially released nearly 30,000 pages of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents. These include false, sensational allegations against former President Trump that were submitted to the FBI on the eve of the 2020 election. The DOJ has emphasized the allegations are baseless and entirely fabricated, noting that if they had any credibility, they would have been used to attack President Trump long ago. However, out of its commitment to the rule of law and transparency, the department will release the documents while protecting Epstein’s victims. Prior to this release, the DOJ began publishing Epstein case-related investigation documents on December 19, as required by the **Epstein Files Transparency Act**—legislation passed by Congress in November and signed into law by former President Trump. The act mandates the DOJ to publicly disclose all relevant unclassified records, including investigative, prosecutorial, and incarceration materials, by December 19.