The US Justice Department is set to release "several hundred thousand documents" from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, with the first batch published on Friday and more to follow in coming weeks. This long-awaited release was mandated by the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

• Approximately several hundred thousand documents will be released, with the first batch on Friday and more over "the next couple of weeks".
• The US Justice Department, under Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, is releasing the files.
• The documents are expected to include substantial redactions to protect victim identities and legally sensitive material; however, Blanche stated "as of today, there's no new charges coming, but we are investigating."