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An image showing framed photos was removed from the DoJ website and later reappeared. The photo showing Trump (circled in red by the BBC) is in the drawer on the left-hand side Items from the Epstein ...

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NEW YORK, Dec 21 (Reuters) - A photo of U.S. President Donald Trump that had been removed from the cache of Jeffrey Epstein files released by the Department of Justice was restored on Sunday after ...

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Todd Blanche says removal of images has ‘nothing to do’ with the president, and removal of 16 photos came at request of victim advocacy groups – key US politics stories from Sunday 21 December at a ...

The photos and other documents were released Friday, Dec. 19 in accordance with the recently passed Epstein Files Transparency Act Amy McCarthy is an Editor at PEOPLE. Her work has appeared at Eater, ...

At least 16 files on the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) webpage containing files on Jeffrey Epstein, including a photo featuring two pictures of President Trump, were found to have disappeared from the ...

A number of files posted online by the US Department of Justice as part of disclosures ordered by the Epstein Files Transparency Act have since been removed. One of the images removed includes a photo ...

However, after questions were raised regarding the photos disappearing and subsequent accusations of a cover-up, the DOJ have now are once again made the snaps available for public consumption.