Lawmakers pressure DOJ for full release of Epstein investigation files

In the U.S., lawmakers are pressing the Justice Department to fully disclose remaining documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, revealing that only 3.5 million pages have been released from a potential 6 million. Concerns arise regarding the transparency of information withheld that could implicate powerful individuals. Representative Ro Khanna has indicated potential consequences for the Justice Department if these documents are not made available, stressing the importance of public trust and accountability.

Lawmakers pressure DOJ for full release of Epstein investigation files
Updated Feb 1, 2026 First reported Jan 31, 2026

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