The House Oversight Committee intensifies its probe, issuing subpoenas for DOJ files and targeting high-profile figures ...

Ghislaine Maxwell's defense team is opposing efforts to unseal grand jury transcripts, arguing it could jeopardize her appeal ...

The Republican-controlled committee also subpoenaed the Justice Department for files relating to the paedophile financier, as ...

Lawyers for Maxwell, a longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein, in court papers opposed DOJ’s effort to make the materials public.

Maxwell, however, is in the process of appealing her conviction for sex-trafficking and has argued that she should have been ...

Politicians on the House Oversight Committee also request the Justice Department provide them with files and depositions from ...

Jeffrey Epstein’s convicted accomplice revealed something interesting about her communication with the Trump administration.

The House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed Bill and Hillary Clinton, along with other officials, to testify in the ...

The subpoenas order former President Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, and former FBI and, DOJ leaders to testify.

The Justice Department has a recording of the interview it conducted with Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell, and the administration is considering releasing a transcript of the interview ...

Some journalists had noted that Alex Acosta, Trump’s former labor secretary, was left off of the subpoena list. In 2008, ...

Maxwell's attorneys wrote in court papers that the unsealing would jeopardize her appeal to the Supreme Court, arguing against releasing the jury transcripts.