Gathered near the White House with reporters on Thursday, President Donald Trump casually dismissed survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, referring to them as "victims or whatever."

When asked whether he supports a public hearing for additional Epstein survivors, Trump said he was open to it, "I think we've had a lot of, a couple of hearings. I'm ok with it.'

The Miami Herald reported Friday that bags of shredded documents were discovered outside the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan where Jeffrey Epstein was detained.

Investigatory files revealed at least one inmate was involved in document disposal, raising questions about prison guard involvement.

Top House Republicans faced complications following Attorney General Pam Bondi's sudden firing.

Bondi's firing disrupted plans for her potential testimony regarding Jeffrey Epstein files.

First lady Melania Trump delivered her first public statement addressing Jeffrey Epstein on Thursday, departing sharply from the Trump administration's push to move past the scandal.

Breaking her typical silence, Melania defended herself against unverified social media claims linking her to Epstein, stating they had interacted socially at parties.

A political analyst was taken aback on Sunday by a report that uncovered new details about the death of disgraced financier and convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein.

On Friday, the Miami Herald reported that several bags of shredded documents were found outside of the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan, where Epstein was being kept. Investigatory documents obtained by the outlet revealed that at least one inmate was involved in disposing of the documents and raised questions about the extent of the prison guards' involvement in the ordeal.