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Justice Department Releases Controversial Epstein Files List to Congress

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The U.S. Department of Justice has submitted a list of 'politically exposed persons' to Congress, drawn from extensive files related to Jeffrey Epstein. This six-page letter, signed by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, includes numerous prominent figures, but lacks clarity on their connections to Epstein. The list was mandated by the Epstein Records Transparency Act, raising concerns among lawmakers like Rep. Ro Khanna, who argues it blurs the lines between victims and those merely mentioned. Critics, including Rep. Nancy Mace, have expressed frustration over the omissions and the handling of sensitive information in the released files.

Key Details: • The list was sent to Congress on Saturday and is part of the Epstein Records Transparency Act. • It includes a variety of prominent individuals, but does not clarify their connections to Epstein. • Criticism has arisen regarding the inclusion and exclusion of names, with calls for more transparency.

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Ro KhannaTodd BlancheU.S. Department of JusticeNancy Mace

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