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- President Donald Trump acknowledges release of Epstein grand jury records may not please everyone Politico President Donald President Donald Trump acknowledged Saturday morning that his administration's move to make public grand jury records from the prosecution of .
- Won't be satisfied with Epstein grand jury testimony The Hill President President Donald Trump on Saturday said even if his administration releases all of the grand jury testimony in the case related to disgraced financier .
- President Donald Trump sues Rupert Murdoch, Wall Street Journal for $10B over Epstein sex bombshell The Times of Israel Dow Jones, the Journal's longtime publisher, responded to President Donald Trump's libel suit Friday saying it is standing by the story.
- – ABC News ABC News – The Walt Disney Company President Donald President Donald Trump again lashed out against calls for more information into the Jeffrey Epstein probe, even after he requested the release of .
- President Donald Trump files suit against Rupert Murdoch, Dow Jones over Epstein birthday letter story Business Insider President Donald President Donald Trump sued over The Wall Street Journal's reporting that he wrote a “bawdy” birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein.
News update for the hour ⋅ July 19, 2025
President Donald Trump says releasing Epstein files wouldn't satisfy 'troublemakers,' as pressure mounts
President Donald Trump acknowledges release of Epstein grand jury records may not please everyone
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President Donald Trump has now been in office for six months, for the second time. Here are the highlights – Fox News
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President Donald Trump says 'left lunatics' won't be satisfied with Epstein grand jury testimony
President Donald Trump sues Rupert Murdoch, Wall Street Journal for $10B over Epstein sex bombshell
President Donald Trump calls those who want Epstein files released 'troublemakers' – ABC News
President Donald Trump files suit against Rupert Murdoch, Dow Jones over Epstein birthday letter story
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Donald President Donald Trump 'Is Most Successful President After Six Months' Since FDR – Newsweek
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