The Miami Herald reported that the federal prosecutor Alexander Acosta struck a plea agreement hiding the extent of Epstein's crimes and ending an FBI investigation into whether there were more victims or more powerful people who took part. The paper described it as the "deal of the century".

Will we be the jury that prosecutes monsters and their collaborators? Or will we be my grandmother, defending the unforgivable?

Meanwhile, another federal judge is urging prosecutors to prioritize more pressing cases. “Epstein is dead,” she said Tuesday.

A Manhattan judge on Tuesday ordered the Trump Justice Department to respond to demands from congressional lawmakers that he appoint a special master to facilitate the release of files gathered on

As other university papers report on possible connections to the Epstein Files, The Daily Princetonian looked into the Epstein Files and found that two University alumni have legal connections.

WASHINGTON -- Even as investigators took Jeffrey Epstein into custody in July 2019, they were already turning their attention to others in the wealthy financier and convicted sex offender's vast orbit who might also be involved in his crimes, according to ...

Trial records and witness statements have linked Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, to a staff manual from Jeffrey Epstein's Florida estate that told staff members to 'see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing.

Former NYC Chief Medical Examiner Dr Michael Baden claimed that certain injuries of Jeffrey Epstein resembled strangulation, not self-harm