What happened: Sixteen photos, including one showing President Trump, were removed from a Justice Department website on Saturday. The images were part of the Epstein files made public online.
Why it matters:
- The removal raises questions about transparency regarding the Epstein investigation.
- It affects public access to government-released evidence related to high-profile figures.
MNN Take: The Justice Department had posted these photos as part of the Epstein case records, but their sudden removal limits public viewing and may prompt further inquiries about the handling of such materials.
Sources: NYTimes US