DOJ Deletes Trump Photo from Epstein Files, Sparks Cover-Up Fury

• DOJ faces scrutiny after 16 files, including a photo of Donald Trump with Jeffrey Epstein, disappeared from publicly released Epstein documents.
• The missing "File 468" reportedly showed Trump, Epstein, Melania Trump, and Ghislaine Maxwell, found during an FBI investigation.
• Democrats, including Chuck Schumer, accuse the DOJ of a potential "cover-up" and demand transparency from Attorney General Pam Bondi.
• The files were released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, signed by Trump, but critics argue removals and heavy redactions violate the law.
• White House defends its transparency, while co-sponsors of the Act express dissatisfaction with the "rolling basis" of the release.

Why It Matters: DOJ faces intense scrutiny and "cover-up" claims after key Epstein files, including a Trump photo, vanished.