Former Attorney General Pam Bondi will still be forced to testify on the Epstein files.

Why the hell was a military contractor involved in building Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch?

The Department of Justice’s internal watchdog is scrutinizing how the files were released.

They think this will make her more likely to dish new dirt on Jeffrey Epstein.

A House Oversight Committee memo shows Representative James Comer plans to make big changes to the hearing process, including not requiring witnesses to swear in.

Kevin Warsh, who has appeared in the Epstein files, had a tough time explaining all his undisclosed investments.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is behaving like he has no authority to release anything else.

The Justice Department won’t make Pam Bondi testify—and Republicans might not either.

If Republicans’ reactions to her firing are anything to go by, Bondi will still be forced to testify before Congress.

Donald Trump reportedly felt Bondi was going too easy on his perceived enemies.

President Trump has finally fired Bondi as attorney general—and she’s not sticking around.

Here’s who’s next on Donald Trump’s chopping block.

The woman alleges Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein abused her when she was just a teenager. A new report confirmed key details about a third alleged abuser.

Some items were never turned over to the Department of Justice.

Attorney General Pam Bondi is refusing to answer questions on the Justice Department’s mishandling of the Epstein files.

The attorney general must testify in Congress.

The move could fuel conspiracy theories that Jeffrey Epstein did not kill himself.

U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Jay Clayton is accused of having a “personal interest” in limiting the investigation.

Jeffrey Epstein’s accountant Richard Kahn admitted to the settlement payment during a closed-door House deposition.

Donald Trump’s next stop in his “affordability” tour is very deliberate.