Sen. Ron Wyden claims that a segment exploring major banks’ dealings with Jeffrey Epstein is “being suppressed” by top CBS News brass. The Oregon Democrat says he was interviewed for the shelved segment in March.

Last summer, when lawmakers launched their Jeffrey Epstein investigation, it came with an ambitious promise: to pull back the curtain on decades of failed federal probes, secure the full release of long-withheld files and provide a public accounting of how the late pedophile evaded accountability for so long.

A California teenager who recently graduated from high school was caught in the middle of controversy after he dug into the publicly available Epstein files. Ben Mueller was a senior at Redwood High

A GOP Senator who demanded Todd Blanche meet Epstein survivors in exchange for his support ended up canceling his own meeting with the women before he caved to Donald Trump. The extraordinary snub was recounted by survivors ahead of Tuesday’s crucial vote to advance Blanche’s nomination to be the next Attorney General.

Senators Tillis and Cornyn declined to meet with survivors ahead of the Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation vote.

A report from Senate Democrats accuses big banks of failing to report suspicious money transfers made by Jeffrey Epstein until after his arrest in 2019.

Epstein was arrested by federal law enforcement on sex trafficking charges in July 2019 and died nearly a month later. His death spurred JPMorganChase to file 469 SARs in August 2019 and an additional 4,725 the following month, covering $1.1 billion in wire transfers, the report found.

An interim report published by New Mexico state lawmakers highlights preliminary evidence of sex abuse, grooming and sex trafficking, including of minors, at convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in Santa Fe County.