Interlochen Arts Center to Demolish Epstein-Donated Lodge; Rep. Massie Challenges DOJ
Michigan arts center will tear down building formerly named after Jeffrey Epstein, while Rep. Massie accuses Trump attorney of violating law over Epstein files.
Interlochen Center Moves to Remove Epstein Ties
The Interlochen Center for the Arts in Northern Michigan announced plans to demolish a lodge that was donated by Jeffrey Epstein, according to multiple outlets including Michigan Advance, MLive, and WPBN. The building was previously named after the convicted sex offender before the connection became public knowledge. The prestigious arts camp, which has hosted students for decades, is taking the dramatic step to fully sever ties with Epstein's legacy.
Congressional Challenge Over Epstein Files
Separately, Rep. Thomas Massie accused Todd Blanche, who served as one of Donald Trump's defense attorneys, of violating federal law regarding the handling of Epstein files, The Hill reported. The specific allegations and legal basis for Massie's claims were not detailed in the initial reporting, but the accusation adds another layer to ongoing controversies surrounding access to Epstein-related documents.
New Mexico Investigation Continues
New Mexico's Attorney General is actively encouraging Epstein survivors to come forward as part of an ongoing investigation into Epstein's Zorro Ranch property, according to The Hill. The state-level probe represents continued efforts to uncover the full scope of activities at Epstein's various properties. Meanwhile, LGBTQ Nation reported on Donald Trump Jr.'s marriage to a woman whose father allegedly served as Jeffrey Epstein's banker, highlighting how Epstein's network continues to intersect with prominent figures.
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