Ghislaine Maxwell

Millions of pages of documents released by the US Department of Justice provide the clearest picture yet of what happened on Little St. James, Epstein’s roughly 70-acre private island in the US Virgin Islands.

Hillary Clinton is set to testify before a Republican-led House committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein, as partisan tensions rise over Donald Trump’s alleged ties and the scope of the probe.

Police in Surrey confirmed they were aware of a redacted report that referenced historic allegations of human trafficking and sexual assaults on a minor in Virginia Water village between 1994 and 1996.

A short jailhouse clip has set off intense social media scrutiny, but there is no evidence the woman shown is anyone other than Maxwell.

Soon after the video was made public, users began circulating side by side comparisons of the deposition footage with photographs taken before her arrest in 2020.

For now, Trump has not indicated whether he will act on Maxwell’s request. But the episode has already reignited debate over how clemency is used and whether it serves justice or political strategy.

US lawmakers reviewed unredacted Epstein files, revealing underage victims and unnamed senior officials. Survivors and Congress members are calling for full disclosure amid heavy redactions.

US lawmakers reviewed unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files Monday, raising concerns over missing names of alleged enablers. Maxwell testified in Congress but refused to speak without clemency from President Trump.

Ghislaine Maxwell refused to answer questions from a US congressional panel, invoking the Fifth Amendment, but said she would testify publicly if granted clemency by President Donald Trump.

The development comes at a time when the US Department of Justice has released millions of internal documents related to Epstein, renewing focus on how he and Maxwell operated a sex trafficking network for decades.

Ghislaine Maxwell will invoke her Fifth Amendment rights and refuse to answer questions during her congressional deposition on Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes.

Newly released US Justice Department documents show UBS opened and managed accounts for Ghislaine Maxwell in 2014, months after JPMorgan severed ties with Jeffrey Epstein.

Emails released from Jeffrey Epstein court files show Ghislaine Maxwell confirmed the infamous 2001 photo of Prince Andrew with Virginia Giuffre, while denying knowledge of any sexual activity, Daily Mail reported.

A 2009 email released in the Epstein files references filmmaker Mira Nair, mother of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, in connection with a post-screening event hosted at Ghislaine Maxwell's home.

A new batch of nearly 30,000 records includes references to President Trump, subpoenas to Mar-a-Lago tied to the Maxwell case, and emails that shed light on investigators’ next steps after Epstein’s 2019 arrest.

Newly released US government documents show emails believed to be from Prince Andrew discussing “inappropriate friends” with Ghislaine Maxwell, adding detail to scrutiny of his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Newly released Epstein investigation files offer fragmented but notable details on Donald Trump’s past association with the financier, including travel records, subpoenas and unverified claims flagged or dismissed by investigators.

After nearly 20 years of investigation, the Justice Department has started releasing records on Jeffrey Epstein, detailing his crimes, associates, and ongoing inquiries, under the newly enacted Epstein Files Transparency Act.

Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal previously unseen photos of the late sex offender with high-profile figures including Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, and Bill Clinton, though no evidence links them to criminal activity.

Newly released Epstein files include never‑before‑seen photos of Bill Clinton with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, showing them together at pools and with redacted individuals; Clinton has not been accused of wrongdoing and denies knowledge of Epstein’s crimes.