The Department of Justice will allow Congress to review unredacted files on Jeffrey Epstein. President Donald Trump has said the country should move on from the subject.

Members of Congress are expected to gain access to unredacted files connected to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as questions continue about transparency, accountability and whether

We are confident that this review will further demonstrate the department's good faith work," the Department of Justice said.

The new Epstein files released by the DOJ show that the deceased financier was able to build relationships across Silicon Valley, from Bill Gates to Peter Thiel.

Epstein under federal law—but coming more than a month after the files were required to be released by Dec. 19. The files released Jan. 30 include a wide variety of documents, including emails between Epstein and his powerful figures—such as Musk—documents related to Epstein and associate Ghislaine Maxwell’s times in prison and witness interviews with Epstein victims,

Epstein wrote that Trump 'did not recognize old friends,' and was wearing 'tons of makeup' in newly resurfaced emails from 2017.

The DOJ’s rollout of more than 3 million files tied to Jeffrey Epstein has been chaotic. | Stephanie Keith/ The Department of Justice has released more than 3 million files tied to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein.

Jeffrey Epstein’s brother accused President Donald Trump of being involved in the late convicted sex offender’s death in a tip sent to the FBI, according to a bombshell email