Massive trove of Epstein files released by DOJ, including 3 million documents and photos

What to know about the latest Epstein files release:
The Justice Department on Friday released additional documents from the Jeffrey Epstein files. The latest batch was uploaded to the DOJ repository, where they can be accessed in "Data Set 9," "Data Set 10," "Data Set 11" and "Data Set 12." CBS News has a team of journalists examining the latest Epstein files release and will highlight notable findings below.
The tens of thousands of pages of material released so far have included photos, videos, court records, FBI and DOJ documents, news clippings and emails. Some files include mentions of prominent figures, like President Trump, former President Bill Clinton and billionaire Elon Musk, who have not been tied to wrongdoing.
The Epstein Files Transparency Act required the DOJ to produce its files related to the late sex offender and his co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell by Dec. 19, but the DOJ said the volume of material and the need to redact survivors' identifying information meant the files would have to be released on a rolling basis. 11:33 PMDOJ releases another tranche of Epstein files
The Justice Department released more Epstein-related records late Friday evening, after publishing a massive trove earlier on Friday.

The new tranche — known as Data Set 12 — includes just over 150 documents, most of which are a few pages long. Many of the records appear to be emails.