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Jane does, john does, said fine disclose it, others thought -- fought, at end of day she released a couple hundred red documents most in the court record and will give you names of people we already know. >> to be clear, these names are not the black book. these -- which i understand. the justice department now has. we could talk about that justice department, we will, but, these are names from a lawsuit where jeffrey sues ghislaine maxwell saying you defamed me, why jane does, was there any nam...

PITTSBURGH - An Allegheny County lawsuit says a passenger in a car burned alive when it collided with a propane truck whose fuel line severed.

WILLIAMSPORT — A fourth lawsuit has been filed against the Mount Carmel Borough Police Department relating to officers’ alleged assaults of detainees.

In the latest dump of papers, Epstein victim Sarah Ransome claimed in a series of 2016 emails to DailyMail.com columnist Maureen Callahan that Trump had sex with many girls.

Disturbing new images have shown scantily clad girls and women on billionaire Jeffrey Epstein's 'fart island' alongside his wife Ghislaine Maxwell and pilot

A Trump campaign spokesman blasted baseless accusations in the latest document release related to the Epstein case, after a claim Trump had sex at Epsteins home.

Former President Bill Clinton was not required to testify in a defamation case against Ghislaine Maxwell, former Southern District of New York Judge Robert Sweet ruled in 2016.

Whether Jeffrey Epstein made sex tapes to blackmail clients or not, the new Epstein files have not brought any closure to the conundrum that is Jeffrey Epstein.

Former President Bill Clinton was not required to testify in a defamation case against Ghislaine Maxwell, former Southern District of New York Judge Robert Sweet ruled in 2016.

ALLENTOWN – Lancaster County, its district attorney and police officers are seeking judgment on the pleadings in litigation asserting that they conducted warrantless raids of businesses selling vape products last April, raids which those proprietors contend were illegal and contradictory to state laws currently on the books.