"Rush Hour" director Brett Ratner, who is helming first lady Melania Trump's upcoming documentary, is in a photo in the Epstein files.

The No. 2 official in the Justice Department told ABC News in an interview Friday that there has been "no effort" to redact President Donald Trump's name from the release of files stemming from federal investigations into convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Trump earlier this year criticized supporters who pushed for the release of files tied to Epstein, but later signed the law requiring their release. Thousands of pages of Epstein-related files have been released, but the format does not appear to be functioning in line with what's required by the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

As conspiracy theories around the Jeffrey Epstein case swirled, Trump has been asked what he would do. His answers have changed, here's how.

UFC fighter Sean Strickland said Friday that he will not participate in the White House fight next year, citing the Trump administration’s controversy around the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew Weissmann said a "huge part" of the administration's Epstein scandal is now the material that the DOJ isn't sharing with the public.

The Trump administration faced a Dec. 19 deadline to release the records, but said it may not meet its obligation to make all the files public.