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NEW YORK: At least 16 files disappeared from the Justice Department's public webpage for documents related to Jeffrey Epstein -- including a photograph showing P

At least 16 Epstein-related files vanished from a DOJ website without explanation, fueling speculation and frustration as key records stay missing and survivors still await full transparency.

As many as 16 files related to Jeffrey Epstein went missing from the US Justice Department's webpage, including a photo of Trump with Epstein.

A Trump photo went missing from the previously releases trove of Epstein Files. Todd Blanche still maintained that no named would be redacted from the future releases.

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The DOJ has yet to release all documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. The ones it did put out on its website on Friday, appeared to highlight its hyper focus on Bill Clinton's past ties with the sex predator.

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U.S. President Donald Trump launched a fiery attack on Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar during a rally in North Carolina. Trump claimed Omar should be thrown out of the country while accusing her of fabricating a story about her son being stopped by law enforcement. He also highlighted a $9 billion Minnesota fraud scandal and criticised Governor Tim Walz.

The US Justice Department Friday released thousands of files linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who died in 2019, after US President Donald Trump signed a bill last month directing their disclosure within 30 days.