The U.S. Justice Department, responding to an appeal by former President Donald Trump, has initiated an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's connections with figures such as Bill Clinton and JPMorgan. This decision follows the release of extensive documents by a congressional committee that incited fresh scrutiny of Trump's relationship with Epstein.

Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed that Jay Clayton, Manhattan's chief federal prosecutor, will spearhead the probe. The Epstein scandal has been a significant political challenge for Trump, partly fueled by his promotion of conspiracy theories about Epstein to his supporters, some of whom believe in a cover-up by Trump's administration regarding Epstein's ties.

Legal experts have warned that Trump's influence over the Justice Department c

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