Like a thoroughbred bursting out of the Kentucky Derby starting gate, the second Trump administration has been racing full speed ahead.

Jeffrey Epstein's past is filled with dark secrets, but his early career as a math teacher at the Dalton School is sometimes overshadowed by his legacy as a sexual predator convicted of sex crimes involving underage girls.

Is there a Jeffrey Epstein 'client list'? And does the Trump administration have access to it? USA TODAY readers share their opinions.

There is undoubtedly much work left to be done. Donald Trump would probably be the first to say that himself. But his second administration is off to a very strong—and fast—start.

This past Tuesday, Fox News mentioned OBAMA "more than 120 times, which is three times as much as they talked about Epstein”

Over the weekend, every news outlet with a Washington newsroom seemed to be wondering the same thing: Has Donald Trump neutralized the Jeffrey Epstein story by marshaling his MAGA base against the “mainstream media” outlets that are reporting on it, particularly the Wall Street Journal?

The late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein believed Donald Trump was the “rat” who informed on him to the FBI, leading to his 2006 arrest and sentencing for offenses involving underage girls,