Trump signs bill ordering US justice department to release Epstein files

Former President Donald Trump has signed a bill that orders the US Justice Department to release all the files related to the Jeffrey Epstein case within 30 days. The bill, which was passed by Congress, requires the Department to make the files available in a searchable format to the public. The Epstein case has been a subject of intense scrutiny and controversy, with many questions surrounding the circumstances of his death and his alleged involvement in a sex trafficking ring. The release of these files is expected to shed more light on the case and provide more information to the public. The bill was signed by Trump as one of his final acts before leaving office, and it is unclear what the impact of the release of the files will be. However, it is likely that the information contained in the files will be closely examined and could potentially have significant implications for those involved in the case.