US EditionHow Pam Bondi Got Rich In Just Six Years Out Of Office
- Pam Bondi, the Attorney General, pledged to release the Epstein files, but delays and claims of being misled have occurred.
- The released files contained little new information, leading to accusations that it was a public relations stunt.
- Despite not being formally accused of wrongdoing, Donald Trump faces criticism from his base regarding the lack of transparency in releasing the Epstein files.
- The obsession with the Epstein files reflects MAGA's deep mistrust of the government, which may distract from more pressing issues.
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EXCLUSIVE: Anna Paulina Luna Pressures Bondi And Patel To Release Epstein Documents
Last Updated on March 17, 2025 Republican Florida congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna told NATIONAL FILE that she recently pressured the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to finally release the files on accused human trafficker and blackmailer Jeffrey Epstein. Will attorney general Pam Bondi actually listen? “I actually bugged the DOJ today about that, and the FBI, so I don’t speak on behalf of the DOJ or the …
Pam Bondi Is Trump’s Most Besieged Cabinet Member
“Nearly six weeks into her tenure, Attorney General Pam Bondi finds herself in the unenviable position of being the sole Trump Cabinet member absorbing consistent political heat from critics on both the left — who are decrying cuts to the nation’s top law enforcement agency — and on the right — who remain furious about her failure to deliver on one of their great white whales: The Jeffrey Epstein files,” the Miami Herald reports. “By all indicat…
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