Pres. Trump did not answer why he won’t let the FBI release the Jeffrey Epstein files as just revealed emails from Epstein raise new questions about whether Trump was aware of his crimes.

President Donald Trump was mentioned in emails from Jeffrey Epstein, according to a new release from House Democrats. Read the emails, other files.

President Trump is telling his Republican allies not to fall for what he calls the "Epstein hoax" as Speaker Mike Johnson says the House will vote next week on releasing all of the files related to the government's investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Shortly after, more than 20,000 documents tied to Epstein were made public. On Wednesday afternoon, Trump posted on Truth Social, calling the matter “the Jeffrey Epstein Hoax” and accusing Democrats of using it to deflect from the shutdown But Trump was not the only name mentioned.

A USA TODAY review of a trove of Epstein emails shows the convicted sex offender had significant concerns about his longtime friend and confidant.

Newly released emails show Kathryn Ruemmler, now Goldman's top lawyer and a former Obama official, maintained ties with Jeffrey Epstein for years.

Jeffrey Epstein is dead. But the disgraced financier and sex offender continues to shadow Trump. The storyline’s reemergence yesterday—with the release of thousands of Epstein’s emails, some of which highlight his relationship with Trump—delivered another blow to a president already at the weakest moment of his second term.