There is at least one document among the files currently released in which redacted text can be viewed through copy and paste.

Hackers have exposed heavily redacted information from the latest 11,034 documents in the Epstein files, released on Monday.

Epstein files after publishing thousands of files over the weekend that included many redactions—with some pages entirely blacked out. The department attributed the delay to needing to ensure the privacy of victims and their families,

“Anyone can read the redactions of the Epstein Files by just copying and pasting them into a word doc. The people at Trump’s Justice Department are so stupid they used Adobe Acrobat to black out the documents,” wrote @RealJakeBroe.

Donald Trump and his second term as president have been sinking for months into treacherous political quicksand known as the "Epstein files." The more Trump struggled to free himself from the very scandal he courted as a presidential candidate, the more he ...

The Justice Department's records related to Jeffrey Epstein are on their way to becoming public after President Donald Trump signed the "Epstein Files Transparency Act," but what could be in them, and when could the public actually see them? Here's a look ...

The House on Wednesday formally sent the Epstein bill to the Senate, the final procedural move before the legislation can be sent to President Trump for his signature. After the House passed the measure in a 427-1 vote on Tuesday, the Senate approved the ...

WASHINGTON ‒ The House of Representatives is expected to vote Tuesday, Nov. 18 on compelling the Justice Department to release the full files from the federal investigation of the late convicted sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.