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Katie PhangonBluesky18d ago
EXCLUSIVE: In my lawsuit, Todd Blanche continues to refuse to turn over unredacted Epstein Files and to comply with the law.
I break down Blanche’s latest filing that is tellingly short on content and substance.
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Analysis Summary
Katie Phang, a journalist suing Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche over unredacted Epstein Files, reports that Blanche filed a response in court that fails to substantively address her claims for disclosure. Multiple outlets confirm Blanche is resisting judicial orders to release the documents and has been ordered to pay a $1,000-per-day fine for non-compliance, with his latest filing apparently seeking to avoid or reduce that penalty. The dispute centers on whether Blanche is violating a federal judge's order to produce unredacted materials, a question now before the court.
Claims Analysis (3)
“Todd Blanche continues to refuse to turn over unredacted Epstein Files”
Multiple outlets confirm Blanche is resisting disclosure of Epstein Files materials in Phang's lawsuit. New Republic and Morning Honey both report on the ongoing dispute over unredacted documents.
“Blanche's latest filing is short on content and substance”
This is Phang's legal assessment of the filing. The characterization is opinion/analysis, though corroborating outlets (New Republic) report the filing exists and describe it as lacking substantive arguments to avoid the $1,000/day fine.
“Blanche is not complying with the law”
A federal judge (Judge Sullivan per corroborating sources) issued an order requiring Blanche to disclose unredacted Epstein Files by July 2, 2026. Blanche's resistance to this order and subsequent request to avoid fines indicates non-compliance with the judicial order. New Republic confirms a $1,000/day fine is being imposed for this non-compliance.
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