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- The Institute for Primary Facts opened a privately funded reading room of DOJ-released Epstein files, financed by wine entrepreneur Garrett and other donors.
- Investigative journalist Emma Best said the bound volumes hinder readability and argued the money could have supported archivists.
- Volunteers built tools like JMail.world and EpsteinExposed to make the PDFs usable, framing the exhibit—according to board member Jenna Lowenstein—as a response to President Donald Trump’s alleged interference.
