U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi just announced tonight that she will release portions of the Jeffrey Epstein files tomorrow. Importantly, the files will exclude any personal information related to the victims—of whom she noted there are well over 250. Instead, the release will include names, flight logs, and other key details that shed light on Epstein’s network.

Here’s the announcement:

"Tonight, I am announcing that we will be releasing a set of documents from the Epstein case tomorrow. These files will include names, flight logs, and various pieces of information that shed light on Epstein’s network. However, for the safety and privacy of the over 250 victims involved, all personal information related to them will be withheld."

This decision underscores the administration’s commitment to transparency while ensuring victim privacy is maintained. The move comes amid mounting pressure from lawmakers and the public for greater accountability in the Epstein investigation. Stay tuned for further updates as this release unfolds.