‘Furious’ Is a Cathartic Feminist Fable After Years of Epstein Stonewalling
In the local area, concerns are being raised about the handling of Epstein files. The Department of Justice has been refusing to release all the files, despite Congress passing the Epstein Transparenc
Source byline: Jane CaputiSeptember 15, 20261 min read
In the local area, concerns are being raised about the handling of Epstein files. The Department of Justice has been refusing to release all the files, despite Congress passing the Epstein Transparency Act. The act was passed in November 2025, aiming to bring transparency to the case. However, for the files that have been released, the DOJ has redacted the names of perpetrators. Further details on this issue are available from Ms. Magazine, which has been following the developments in the case and its implications for the community.
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