Epstein photo featuring Donald Trump disappeared overnight.
The Justice Department posted a large trove of documents relating to Jeffrey Epstein on Friday. But on Saturday afternoon, some previously available files were suddenly missing. The desk photo, in which two photographs of Trump were visible, has now been restored. The DOJ says it was removed to make sure it didn’t show any of Epstein’s victims. Update: The photo has been restored. [Link: Epstein files: DOJ restores…
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