Below the Beltway: “COURIER has launched The Cover-Up, a major campaign on the Jeffrey Epstein story, renewing a national push to investigate one of the biggest federal cover-ups in history and hold powerful figures, including Donald Trump, accountable while supporting survivors. An Epstein-focused microsite and newsletter now deliver original investigations, sharp analysis, and curated news, featuring reporting from Camaron Stevenson, Nina Burleigh, and guest contributors on the systems and influence that enabled Epstein’s crimes. COURIER’S Publisher and CEO, Tara McGowan, spoke with National Correspondent on Tuesday to discuss his latest breaking news reporting on the Epstein beat, as well as our plans to continue investigating one of the biggest cover-ups in recent political memory…”

See also: Newly-uncovered documents suggest Epstein’s lawyer lied to Congress, by Camaron Stevenson. “Highly sensitive financial documents left mistakenly unredacted by the US Department of Justice appear to directly contradict what Jeffrey Epstein’s personal attorney told congressional investigators last month. Darren Indyke, Epstein’s attorney and one of his closest business associates, told the US House Oversight Committee in March that he did not withdraw hundreds of thousands of dollars from Epstein’s Deutsche Bank business accounts in a way to avoid reporting regulations designed to alert authorities of potential money laundering or human trafficking. However, new information found in Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) submitted by Deutsche Bank to the US Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network reveals that Indyke repeatedly inquired about avoiding Currency Transaction Reports (CTRs), and explicitly told bank employees he would stagger his withdrawals to bypass them…”