A New York Times report details how the Epstein files saga triggered internal turmoil for Donald Trump’s administration.

One scout boasted of a modeling prospect as a “cute French girl” who would be “happy to meet you,” and described how a group of 16- and 17-year-old potential models from Scandinavia “will be ready for next year.

One of President Donald Trump’s most loyal public defenders had spent years telling his podcast audience that the truth about Jeffrey Epstein was being hidden […] ‘Was Never In On This’: Top Official Reportedly Stormed Out Over Epstein Cover-Up,

The president’s top advisers gathered in a series of Situation Room meetings as they struggled to contain a scandal engulfing Donald Trump himself.

Social media users shared a meme in June 2026 claiming there was breaking news connecting the U.S. president to the late sex offender.

Former President George W. Bush has been dragged back into the Jeffrey Epstein saga, Wonderwall.com can report, as renewed scrutiny falls on officials from his administration who were involved in the handling of the disgraced financier's controversial plea deal.

Presumably Comer will not order to have him testify under oath, which seems to be reserved for Democratic witnesses.

Exclusive reporting out of the New York Times on Wednesday highlighted the frenzied, divisive response in the Trump White House to the president's alleged ties to the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein — and brought the Epstein files back in the spotlight in a way that former John McCain adviser Mark McKinnon described as the "worst case possible.

According to the report, Acosta, who was appointed by Bush, is believed to have negotiated a secret plea deal with Epstein in 2008 after he was arrested for felony solicitation the year before.

According to the news outlet, former Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) officer Tova Noel told lawmakers that she continues to face harassment, threats and accusations linking her to Epstein's death despite never being charged in connection with causing it.

Just 10% of respondents in a Reuters/Ipsos poll said the Trump administration had helped efforts to hold people connected to Epstein accountable.