Lawmakers raise questions over redactions in latest batch of Epstein files
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Lawmakers raise questions over redactions in latest batch of Epstein files
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Lawmakers are raising questions over some of the redactions in the latest batch of Jeffrey Epstein files released by the Department of Justice. NBC News' Ryan Nobles has more on what is in the files, what is not in the files and the reaction from lawmakers. Dec. 20, 2025
