Washington — AFP The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing to release hundreds of thousands of documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal on Friday, a move eagerly awaited by Americans after months of delays. A senior Justice Department official, Todd Blanch, said Friday: It is expected that the government, before the legal deadline expires at midnight, will release only a portion of the files of the convicted wealthy financier, who was found guilty of crimes against minors and who died in prison in 2019. He told Fox News: 'I expect that we will release hundreds of thousands of documents today,' adding that 'hundreds of thousands' of additional documents will be released 'in the coming weeks.' Blanch confirmed that the Department has full authority...
