At the center of the most recent release of the Epstein files is a figure who remains unnamed, unseen, and unaccounted for: an underaged girl whose alleged abuse is said to have been recorded, circulated, and leveraged within Jeffrey Epstein‘s elite circle. The story of the underaged girl is central to these allegations. She appears only obliquely, through an email…
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It is becoming increasingly difficult to keep count of exactly how many times the 2026 Department of Justice has betrayed the survivors of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. This betrayal feels especially jarring because many survivors voted for Donald Trump on the promise that he would release the documents and finally serve justice. Instead, this administration has withdrawn from that…
To the casual observer, the events of this past week might seem like a disjointed series of grievances. There are the arrests of the journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort; the selective release of the Epstein files; and the threat of a lawsuit against the author Michael Wolff. But seen through the lens of a Justice Department now run by…
Aboard Air Force One on Saturday night, swaddled in the immunity of a presidency that has become a never-ending campaign, Donald Trump announced a new front in his war against his own history. Sidestepping the fallout from the Justice Department’s release of some 3.5 million mostly redacted pages of Jeffrey Epstein’s private records, the President threatened legal action against both…
Journalist Don Lemon was released from federal custody on Jan. 30, 2026, after prosecutors sought but failed to impose bond and travel restrictions following his arrest in connection to his reporting on a Minnesota church protest. On Jan. 30, Lemon made his initial court appearance in Los Angeles federal court. Prosecutors sought a $100,000 bond and requested restrictions on Lemon’s…
Sandra L. Brown analyzes how the rejected theory of Parental Alienation Syndrome because big business in the family court system.