The U.S. Department of Justice has quietly restored a photograph showing President Trump to its publicly released Jeffrey Epstein files, after removing it just hours earlier amid national controversy. Critics from both parties blasted the DOJ for failing to meet the Epstein Files Transparency Act deadline and for temporarily taking down a Trump-related image — fueling claims of a cover-up and political bias.
23 December,2025 09:20 PM IST
The long-buried Jeffrey Epstein files have finally burst into public view and Washington is in turmoil. More than 13,000 documents, images, and videos released by the Department of Justice have triggered fierce backlash as survivors, lawmakers, and legal observers demand full transparency. The partial disclosure, riddled with heavy black-outs, has ignited accusations of a continuing cover-up and raised urgent questions about what the DOJ is still hiding. Survivors say the redactions undermine accountability and delay long-overdue justice, while influential members of Congress are calling the release “selective,” “sanitized,” and structurally designed to protect powerful figures. WATCH
20 December,2025 09:07 PM IST
The FBI has reset its investigation into the Brown University shooting, releasing new surveillance images as the case pivots in a dramatically different direction. What was believed to be a narrowing manhunt has now evolved into a broader search, after fresh evidence forced investigators to abandon an earlier lead. Authorities confirm that a new person of interest has emerged, while the previously detained individual has been released following a reassessment of the evidence trail. Officials say the shift was triggered by surveillance footage captured near the Brown University campus, material now considered central to identifying the real suspect. WATCH
19 December,2025 04:33 PM IST
Newly released photos and video from Jeffrey Epstein’s private island are now public after House Democrats unveiled never-before-seen material gathered during their investigation. The images show bedrooms, unusual rooms with medical-style equipment, masks displayed on the walls, and a phone with first names listed on speed dial buttons.
04 December,2025 12:42 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
