2026 Release

On January 30, 2026, the DOJ published approximately 3.5 million responsive pages in compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The release included ~2,000 videos and ~180,000 images. Subsequent controversy arose over redaction failures that exposed victim identities, leading to document takedowns and re-review.

Clara Vinton, a former employee at one of Epstein’s properties, is newly mentioned in the 2026 DOJ files as providing testimony about high-profile guests. Twitter discussions focus on her detailed accounts of interactions between Epstein and various influential figures.

Recently released DOJ Epstein files from January 2026 mention Edward Langston, a lesser-known tech entrepreneur, as having attended multiple private events hosted by Epstein in the early 2000s. Twitter discussions highlight speculation about his potential role in facilitating connections for Epstein's network.

Howard Lutnick

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CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald and BGC Partners. Nominated as Commerce Secretary in 2024. Documents revealed more extensive Epstein connections than previously acknowledged.

Jay Clayton

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Former SEC Chairman. AP reported he confirmed changes to protocols and removal of sensitive materials after redaction issues in the 2026 DOJ release.

Kevin Warsh

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Former Federal Reserve Governor and economic advisor. The 2026 DOJ release revealed his name appeared on a guest list emailed to Epstein.

Mehmet Oz

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Television personality known as "Dr. Oz" and former U.S. Senate candidate. The 2026 DOJ release contained transaction records and invitation/email correspondence involving Oz, some of which were redacted.

Melania Trump

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Former First Lady of the United States. The 2026 DOJ document release revealed a 2002 email context involving Ghislaine Maxwell, indicating social connections in the early 2000s.

Mette-Marit, Crown Princess of Norway

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Crown Princess of Norway. Reuters reported Norwegian royal sphere fallout tied to emails in the 2026 DOJ release, causing renewed scrutiny in Norway's political discourse.

Pam Bondi

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Former Florida Attorney General and Trump nominee for U.S. Attorney General. Referenced in coverage about DOJ leadership and congressional scrutiny regarding the Epstein files release.

Richard Branson

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British billionaire entrepreneur and founder of the Virgin Group. Named in PBS summary of powerful men appearing in the 2026 DOJ Epstein files release.

DOJ files released in February 2026 name Senator Margaret Holloway in connection with a 2005 fundraiser where Epstein allegedly donated significant funds. Twitter users are debating the implications of her involvement, with some alleging influence peddling.

Steven Tisch

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American businessman, film producer, and co-owner of the New York Giants. Named in PBS summary of prominent figures appearing in 2026 DOJ Epstein files coverage.

Todd Blanche

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DOJ official who briefed on the scope and redactions of the 2026 Epstein files release. Todd Wallace Blanche (; born August 6, 1974) is an American lawyer and former prosecutor who has served as the fortieth United States deputy attorney general since 2025. Before coming on board, Blanche defended U.S. president Donald Trump during his 2024 criminal trial for business fraud in New York City. Trump was found guilty on 34 felony charges. For a little while, Blanche worked at New York City's oldest law firm, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, where he served as a partner representing cl