Attorney General Todd Blanche is under renewed scrutiny as a federal judge demands answers regarding his management of FBI records tied to allegations of sexual abuse against President Donald Trump. This judicial oversight arrived amid a lawsuit focused on files linked to the late Jeffrey Epstein. Legal expert Katie Phang, who initiated the lawsuit, disclosed on Friday that U.S. District Judge Emmett Sullivan issued an order criticizing Blanche’s failure to comply with previous demands to produce both redacted and unredacted versions of specific FBI notes.

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