The Government Accountability Office (GAO) will conduct a review of the Department of Justice’s compliance with Congress’s mandate to release the Epstein files, the congressional watchdog confirmed Wednesday. The review would be the second into the DOJ’s handling of the files, with the inspector general at the department launching its own review last week. A…
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Federal watchdog says it will review DOJ’s Epstein files release
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Originally reported by The Hill
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