DOJ justifies withholding Epstein files

The DOJ defended its decision to withhold millions of investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein, citing concerns about harming victims' privacy and protecting internal deliberations. Despite releasing 3.5 million pages, much of the material remains heavily redacted, leading to lawsuits and calls for greater transparency under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. A court order mandated the DOJ to release more unredacted files or explain its withholding, but the department argues further disclosures could cause harm.

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