Hey folks, Jeffrey Epstein is back in the news. On Thursday, Jolaine Maxwell Epstein's

longtime associate was charged in SDNY on six counts relating to Epstein's alleged sexual

exploitation and abuse of girls and young women. Meanwhile, the Immigration and Customs

Enforcement Agency has announced that international students attending U.S. colleges that will operate

only online this fall cannot remain in the country. And there's more weirdness at the DOJ,

as a high profile U.S. attorney serving in the Eastern District of New York takes a new

job at main justice. I talk about all of this and more with Anne Milgram on the Cafe Insider

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So there's another criminal case that has burst onto the scene and something that I think

people have been wondering about for a while. People will remember Jeffrey Epstein and

that saga that had a lot of twists and turns. And the case against him ended when he killed

himself under weird and disturbing circumstances at the Metropolitan Correctional Center while

he was awaiting trial in the Southern District of New York, but his associate and associate

by the name of Jelaine Maxwell was indicted by SDNY last week in a six count indictment.

This conference held by the new acting US attorney Audrey Strauss.

Today we announced charges against Elaine Maxwell for helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually

exploit and abuse multiple minor girls from the period of 1994 through 1997.

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