The release of Epstein files remains a contentious issue, with the Justice Department (DOJ) asserting that significant progress is being made in reviewing millions of pages, yet it has provided no timeline for when additional files will be released. Members of Congress have expressed frustration, accusing the DOJ of delaying the process, while the department insists that congressional interventions are not permissible in the matter. Lawmakers are seeking judicial intervention to expedite the release, and Epstein survivors are calling for further investigation into the handling of the files by the DOJ. Amidst these tensions, reports indicate that over 500 personnel are engaged in the review, which has encountered challenges. Legal experts have criticized the delays, underscoring the urgent need for transparency in the release of sensitive information related to Epstein.