Democrats in the American Congress have released 68 new photographs from the Jeffrey Epstein file, asking the Trump Administration to disclose the related documents.

The Democratic leaders in the American Congress have released 68 new photographs related to Jeffrey Epstein, aiming to pressure Donald Trump's government to disclose the documents it holds about the deceased sex offender. These images are part of a batch of 95,000 photographs received from Epstein's heirs. Among the personalities captured in the images are Bill Gates, Steve Bannon, Noam Chomsky, and Woody Allen. Although some of these photographs suggest connections between Epstein and various celebrities, there is no evidence of criminal behavior in them. The Democrats emphasize the need for transparency and are calling on the Department of Justice to publish the complete file. Donald Trump, who had past ties with Epstein, has labeled the scandal a "hoax" and promised disclosures in his electoral campaign. Conspiracy theories regarding Epstein's death continue to circulate, fueling speculation about cover-ups.