The U.S. Department of Justice is facing criticism over transparency surrounding the Epstein files. A YouGov poll indicates that more than half of Americans suspect a cover-up in the Epstein probe, with some survey participants accusing President Donald Trump of involvement in a cover-up. The findings have intensified political and public debate over accountability and disclosure.


Epstein Files: DoJ Faces Backlash Over Epstein Files As Poll Shows Cover-Up Suspicions | WION

The US Justice Department has released previously unseen videos from the Epstein case, offering new insight into the investigation. The footage raises questions about high-profile connections and ongoing legal proceedings. Public and media reaction is intense as authorities emphasize transparency and accountability in this long-running, high-profile criminal case.

Epstein Files New Released: Justice Department Publishes New Videos

Newly released DOJ documents have deepened the Epstein Files controversy, revealing a Congresswoman’s search history tied to the investigation. The exposure has sparked intense debate in political and media circles, raising questions about privacy, oversight, and transparency in high-profile investigations. Analysts and legal experts are weighing the implications of these revelations for ongoing proceedings and political accountability. This latest development sheds new light on the Epstein case and the broader scrutiny of lawmakers connected, directly or indirectly, to related inquiries.


Epstein Files LEAK: Congresswoman's Search History Exposed in DoJ Documents

Newly released DOJ documents have deepened the Epstein Files controversy, revealing a Congresswoman’s search history tied to the investigation. The exposure has sparked intense debate in political and media circles, raising questions about privacy, oversight, and transparency in high-profile investigations. Analysts and legal experts are weighing the implications of these revelations for ongoing proceedings and political accountability. This latest development sheds new light on the Epstein case and the broader scrutiny of lawmakers connected, directly or indirectly, to related inquiries.

Epstein Files Controversy Deepens: Congresswoman’s Search History Exposed

US prosecutors are reportedly quitting in protest after the Justice Department refused to probe the fatal ICE shooting of unarmed Minnesota woman Renee Good. WION explains what triggered the revolt inside DOJ and why it matters.

Prosecutors quit as Trump's Justice Department refuses civil rights probe into Minnesota ICE killing of Renee Good

The Trump administration has launched civil investigations into diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices at major U.S. companies, using the False Claims Act — a law traditionally aimed at punishing fraud against the federal government.

This video explains how the investigations work, why the False Claims Act is being used, and what this could mean for corporate hiring, promotions, federal contracts, and future compliance rules. Stay informed on the latest U.S. politics, business regulation, and legal developments.

Donald Trump's Department of Justice demands documents on diversity programs from major corporates 

The decision is a setback for Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Trump administration, who have faced mounting pressure from MAGA supporters to release Epstein-related files. 

Will Epstein’s files ever come out? Florida judge blocks Trump's DOJ bid to unseal Epstein grand jury transcripts - What's next?

World News | Trump's directive to dismiss Biden-era US attorneys marks a pivotal moment in addressing perceived politicisation and restoring public trust in the Justice Department.

Trump orders firing of all Biden-era US attorneys in major Justice Department shakeup: 'We must clean house IMMEDIATELY'

US creators react to DOJ's allegations of Russian propaganda in 2024 elections; call themselves 'victims'

Boeing executives unlikely to be charged over 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people: Report

US DOJ says Chinese national arrested on malware charges in international operation

Explained | US Supreme Court to hear challenge to Purdue’s $6bn deal. Will it affect opioid epidemic relief?

US: DOJ opens probe into UBS, Credit Suisse over alleged Russian sanctions evasion

US DoJ claims Google pays Apple and others $10 billion a year to dominate search engine market

Explained: Google vs US Justice Department: Why the biggest antitrust trial in US is crucial

The Department of Justice quietly removed significant portions of its page on child sex trafficking, including information on "International Sex Trafficking of Minors," "Domestic Sex Trafficking of Minors," and "Child Victims of Prostitution."

US: DOJ erases child sex trafficking information from website

Ex-US president Donald Trump can be sued by police officials, others injured in Capitol assault: DOJ

US DOJ sues Google over online ad market domination; seeks to level the playing field for other firms

US justice department to sue Google for the second time over market dominance: Report

According to a report, the US Justice Department (DoJ) is poised to sue Alphabet Inc's Google. The move is regarding the platform's dominance over the digital advertising market. Watch this video to know more.

Why is the US Department of Justice (DoJ) planning to sue Google again?

The FBI has found six new documents from US President Joe Biden's Delaware residence. This is the third group of classified documents found from the ruling President's residence since November last year.

US: Six new documents found from President Biden's house, DOJ takes them into possession

US: Investigators find six more classified documents at President Biden’s home in Delaware

US President Biden classified documents investigation: What we know so far

In the United States, the house committee investigating the January 6 Capitol Riots is considering holding criminal referrals for at least four individuals. According to the reports, the panelists planning to hold criminal referrals for former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and three others.

US: DoJ to hold former President Donald Trump in contempt of court

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