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Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein and Justice Department

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The Justice Dept. Interviewed Ghislaine Maxwell, While Opposing Her Appeal

On Thursday, top Justice Department officials interviewed Ghislaine Maxwell, a longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein’s.

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The Latest: Justice Department to meet with Epstein’s former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell

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DOJ meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell set for today over Epstein saga

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'I'm allowed to do it': President Trump says he "hasn’t thought" about pardoning Maxwell

Head of Trump's trip to Scotland on Friday, as his family’s business prepares for the Aug. 13 opening of a new golf course in Aberdeenshire, the president stopped to feild questions from reporters on ...

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Trump Administration Live Updates: Justice Dept. to Interview Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell Again

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Justice Department meets with Ghislaine Maxwell amid political firestorm over Epstein case

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Amid Epstein Furor, Ghislaine Maxwell Seeks Relief From US Supreme Court

Trump's Justice Department appeared to acknowledge the circuit split in a brief filed to the justices this month, but urged them to reject the appeal.

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What we know about the Epstein files

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‘This woman is a monster’: Fmr. fed prosecutor blasts DOJ for talks with Ghislaine Maxwell

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Ghislaine Maxwell Faces New Meeting Today: What We Know

Ghislaine Maxwell is meeting with the Department of Justice again today for a second time this week.

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Trump sends his former defense attorney, now Deputy AG, to meet with Ghislaine Maxwell

Glenn Thrush, New York Times Justice Department Reporter and Vaughn Hillyard, MSNBC White House Correspondent joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with more fallout from the story that the Trump Administration cannot

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I Covered the Epstein Case for Decades. These Are 9 Questions We Actually Need Answered.

Mr. Brunel was accused of grooming minors and trafficking them to Mr. Epstein. After Mr. Epstein’s conviction in Florida, court documents assert that Mr. Epstein continued his abuse of girls and had a steady supply of victims ferried to him in the U.S. Virgin Islands.