New Mexico, Jeffrey Epstein and Zorro
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New Mexico has sued the Department of Justice, accusing it of stonewalling an investigation into crimes at Epstein's former ranch.
Yesterday, a major break emerged in the case when a judge decided that Todd Blanche and Tr*mp’s DOJ did not provide a suitable reason for redacting the files to protect the rich and powerful, rather than Epstein’s actual victims.
A California teenager who recently graduated from high school was caught in the middle of controversy after he dug into the publicly available Epstein files. Ben Mueller was a senior at Redwood High
Tucker Carlson has renewed his break from Donald Trump. He accused a so-called “Epstein class” of dodging accountability. The podcaster, who publicly quit the Republican Party in June, unveiled a 10-point manifesto this week outlining his vision for America.
Last summer, when lawmakers launched their Jeffrey Epstein investigation, it came with an ambitious promise: to pull back the curtain on decades of failed federal probes, secure the full release of long-withheld files and provide a public accounting of how the late pedophile evaded accountability for so long.
New Mexico has filed a complaint against Blanche and the DOJ, specifically accusing them of withholding documents that could be critical for the state’s ongoing investigation into Epstein’s Zorro
After the justice department botched file rollout under the original act, lawmakers now want legislation with teeth