Camaron Stevenson
@camaron.bsky.social
I cover corruption, immigration, and affordability, and how the three intersect under the Trump administration. I'm also part of COURIER's investigative series, The Cover-Up, where we dig into the incriminating bits hiding within the Epstein Files.
Going to cover the Oversight/Leon Black presser as best I can, but this is the closest I can get since the House Press Gallery has been dragging its feet on granting me a press pass. But don’t worry! They credentialed Daily Wire and Gateway Pundit, so I’m sure coverage will be robust and reliable.
DOJ claimed these notes were duplicative. Leaked copies say otherwise — new details, uncontacted witnesses, and no real excuse for keeping them hidden. @camaron.bsky.social on the leak DOJ didn't want out: bit.ly/3Ur6zR5
DOJ leaked withheld portion of Epstein Files to conservative media, doxxing victims
The DOJ has refused to release handwritten notes from FBI interviews—but last week, some of those notes were found online, uploaded by a conservative journalist who received them from a DOJ employee.
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Rye Howard-Stone is featured in the newest article on the leaked DOJ documents, exposing an Epstein survivor by Camaron Stevenson. #EpsteinFiles @camaron.bsky.social www.beltway.news/p/doj-leaked...
DOJ leaked withheld portion of Epstein Files to conservative media, doxxing victims
The DOJ has refused to release handwritten notes from FBI interviews—but last week, some of those notes were found online, uploaded by a conservative journalist who received them from a DOJ employee.
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In this week's Below the Belt(way), @camaron.bsky.social reports on how community pushback killed 22 of 23 Trump admin detention warehouse sites — including the largest, in Socorro, Texas. bit.ly/3SfIT1z
Only one warehouse remains from Trump admin’s mass detention camp plan
All but one of the 23 detention campsites abandoned or paused indefinitely as a result of swift, visceral opposition from local residents.
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People are seeing recession indicators everywhere — at the store, in restaurants, on their credit cards — but one of the biggest, most depressing, and uniquely American recession indicators has been quietly popping up in strip malls everywhere they’re legal to operate: plasma centers.
People are desperately selling body fluid to pay bills
The need for quick cash at a time when prices continue to rise and wages remain stagnant has brought a surge of new clientele to the for-profit plasma industry since President Donald Trump returned to...
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In this week's Below the Belt(way), @camaron.bsky.social traces Natalie Harp's full rise — from teenage Bush fangirl to riding in a car trunk for Trump — and asks why one aide has more access to him than most of his Cabinet. bit.ly/3SrZGyn
Timeline: Natalie Harp’s trajectory from inside the trunk to off the decoy plane
COURIER has compiled a comprehensive timeline of Harp’s rise, from teenage George W. Bush fangirl to one of the most influential people in the Oval Office.
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"Everything we know about #Epstein's #ZorroRanch." COURIER @couriernewsroom.bsky.social @camaron.bsky.social 19 Aug 2026 [0:09:35] #HumanTrafficking #Cult https://s.cultpodcasts.com/0sejhjGc0EC4PYC1amCtJw
Everything We Know About Epstein's Zorro Ranch.
In the 33 years that Jeffrey Epstein owned Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, it has only been in recent weeks that an investigation into the activities that took place there actually began. Now, COURIER's National Correspondent Camaron Stevenson has compiled everything that has been revealed about the ranch, from testimonies, financial documents, and more. The question is: when there is this much information to be gained from continuing to search Epstein's properties and communications, why did Todd Blanche and the Department of Justice end the official Epstein Investigation in 2025? Camaron Stevenson is the National Correspondent at COURIER Newsroom and author of Below The Beltway. Read more from the Substack article on this story here: https://www.beltway.news/p/7-takeaways-from-new-report-on-epsteins SUBSCRIBE to @COURIERHQ for more. #Epstein #EpsteinFiles #ZorroRanch
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The latest from Camaron Stevenson, @camaron.bsky.social at @couriernewsroom.bsky.social.
ICE is releasing people who are dying in order to avoid reporting their death
Immigration officials created a new reporting loophole to conceal the deaths of at least two individuals who were abruptly released from custody amidst medical emergencies.
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Rep. James Comer says he expects to send criminal referrals in the Epstein investigation to prosecutors by the end of the year — before Democrats could take over the probe in January. More in this week's Below the Beltway from @camaron.bsky.social. bit.ly/4qd2P1m
After year of depositions on Epstein, Comer promises criminal referrals by Christmas
Democrats have promised to take action if they take control in January, but Republican Rep. James Comer said he expects to send names to prosecutors by the end of the year.
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Melania Trump is threatening lawsuits over Epstein ties — but only after journalists linked her to Paolo Zampolli. In this week's Below the Beltway, @camaron.bsky.social breaks down why critics call it intimidation — and why Zampolli is now central to the story. bit.ly/4vLTbE0
Melania Trump threatens former modeling friend with defamation lawsuit over Epstein allegations
Trump attorneys issued another batch of defamation claims this week regarding claims made about her history with Paolo Zampolli, a longtime friend of the Trumps and Jeffrey Epstein.
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Todd Blanche finally met with Epstein survivors — but only after two senators threatened his nomination. In this week’s Below the Beltway, @camaron.bsky.social breaks down why survivors call it political theater, and why Blanche is now the central figure in the DOJ's cover-up. bit.ly/4vyHIYg
Blanche clears path to nomination after performative meeting with Epstein survivors
Blanche has been described by many in Congress as the central figure in what is being described as the largest government cover-up in recent history.
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UPDATE on Oversight’s Epstein investigation: Leon Black’s deposition has been postponed as lawyers lawyer things out. The deposition was scheduled for Thurs, and he was supposed to hand over the NDAs he had women sign delivered to Congress last week. Neither has happened, but both are in the works.
Epstein probe hones in on billionaire kryptonite: non-disclosure agreements
Members of Congress believe that, like Donald Trump, Leon Black may have used NDAs to try and conceal illegal activity committed during his 30-year friendship with Epstein.
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While Americans struggle to keep up with rising costs, Trump is pushing for the largest defense budget in U.S. history. @camaron.bsky.social breaks down what's driving Washington's priorities in this week's Below the Belt(way). bit.ly/4eXblOe
$1.5 trillion defense budget stalls as Trump admin escalates Iran War
The president’s obsession with foreign intervention and crafting his legacy at a time when household costs keep rising has become a source of disillusionment among supporters.
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The Epstein files didn't disappear—they just got a new handler @sjdemas.bsky.social welcomes @couriernewsroom.bsky.social's @camaron.bsky.social to explain why Todd Blanche has become the man tasked with making the story go away. https://bit.ly/4yeTJ83 Subscribe to watch this episode of First Draft!
This is from my interview with Marina Lacerda, a survivor of Epstein's abuse who breaks down how horribly law enforcement treated her during the Palm Beach investigation, why survivors have been hesitant to trust police, and what the DOJ is still withholding from the public.
Inside Epstein's Circle: A Survivor's Account
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Constitution Avenue is being evacuated for a weather emergency, crowds are being told to shelter inside nearby Smithsonian museums #america250
BIG NEWS: Supreme Court rules against Trump administration in birthright citizenship case.
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BREAKING: Rep. Comer just served Wall Street billionaire Leon Black two subpoenas after he refused to answer questions about Epstein and NDAs he had women sign.
Just how involved was billionaire Leon Black in Jeffrey Epstein’s world? In this week’s Below the Belt(way), COURIER’s new timeline maps their decades-long relationship using evidence from the Epstein Files. bit.ly/4xFBKqW
Timeline: Epstein’s 30-year friendship with Wall Street billionaire Leon Black
Black is scheduled to speak with the Oversight Committee about his friendship with Epstein, which investigators believe was rife with money laundering, sexual abuse, and human trafficking.
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Marina Lacerda says she was just a child when Jeffrey Epstein began abusing her and pushed her into recruiting other girls. When the FBI finally investigated, she says they treated her like the criminal. @camaron.bsky.social shares her story in this week’s Below the Belt(way). bit.ly/4ekmLLE
Epstein took handwritten notes of his criminal conspiracy, survivor alleges
According to a 2019 prosecution memo, Epstein wrote down his conversations, and Lacerda believes he may have kept a ledger of all his cash expenses.
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URGENT: The Trump administration has cut the public comment period for a proposed ICE detention center in Marana, Arizona from 30 days to eight. I have an article coming out about this later today, but wanted to get the word out now, as the deadline for public comment is today — June 18.
Notice of Activity in a 100-Year Floodplain - Detention Facility Enhancements in Marana, Arizona | Homeland Security
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Turns out Jeffrey Epstein being a registered sex offender wasn’t a dealbreaker in billionaire business circles. New reporting from @camaron.bsky.social in COURIER's newsletter, The Cover-Up, investigates who kept working with Epstein—and why. bit.ly/4eFjtm8
Gates, Lutnick, Wexner: why billionaires don’t see child abuse as a deal breaker in business - Uncovering the Epstein Network
The House Oversight Committee on Wednesday interviewed a third billionaire as part of its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal enterprise, providing further clarity into the world of wealth a...
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On Thursday, I’ll be joining journalists @ninaburleigh.bsky.social and @normeisen.bsky.social w/ @bigtentusa.bsky.social to talk about the ongoing cover-up by the Trump admin to protect those implicated in the Epstein Files. I’ll also be doing a demo of our new database of all 3M files.
Uncovering the Epstein Network: Accountability, Power, and Civic Action - BigTentUSA
The story isn’t over — and neither is the fight for accountability. COURIER Newsroom’s Camaron Stevenson and Nina Burleigh return to BigTentUSA on Thursday, June 11 at 7pm ET for […]
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Trump's Justice Department says it didn't find evidence implicating additional Epstein accomplices. But COURIER's @camaron.bsky.social uncovered records revealing that key evidence—including financial records and most witness testimony—wasn't reviewed in this week's Below the Belt(way).
FBI Director killed Epstein case after review of less than 7% of investigation files
Internal DOJ emails reveal Patel’s decision to end the investigation did not include financial documents, personal communications, or a majority of witness testimony.
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The review omitted all surveillance footage of Epstein's properties. Witness testimony was also severely limited: anything other than on-camera interviews with the Palm Beach Police department was not considered.
FBI Director killed Epstein case after review of less than 7% of investigation files
Internal DOJ emails reveal Patel’s decision to end the investigation did not include financial documents, personal communications, or a majority of witness testimony.
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COURIER's @camaron.bsky.social uncovers how Pam Bondi used a viral binder stunt to cover-up the administration's secretive Epstein Files redaction project in this week's Below the Belt(way).
Bondi used binder stunt to cover-up secretive Epstein Files redaction project, documents reveal
Bondi is expected to appear before the Oversight Committee on Friday, where congressional investigators plan to question her about her stewardship of the Epstein Files.
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NEW: I found internal correspondence between federal agents that outlines how Pam Bondi used the binder stunt to internally launch a project focused on redacting names of high-profile individuals like Donald Trump, while exposing the names and violating the privacy of hundreds of Epstein’s victims.
Bondi used binder stunt to cover-up secretive Epstein Files redaction project, documents reveal
Bondi is expected to appear before the Oversight Committee on Friday, where congressional investigators plan to question her about her stewardship of the Epstein Files.
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Both the Trump and Biden administrations are under scrutiny for doing “little to nothing to bring justice for the survivors” and failing to prosecute all but one of Epstein’s co-conspirators. COURIER's @camaron.bsky.social has the story.
Former US Attorneys General Bondi and Garland in crosshairs of Epstein investigation
Systemic failures beginning in Palm Beach continued through both Trump administrations and remained largely unaddressed under the Biden administration.
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In Trump admin official Howard Lutnick's closed-door testimony, he admitted — and then promptly denied — that the White House instructed him to walk back a previous claim about Epstein. COURIER correspondent @camaron.bsky.social covers the story.
Lutnick admits, then denies, White House instructed him to walk back claim Epstein was ‘greatest blackmailer ever’
A flustered Commerce Secretary claimed during a closed-door congressional hearing Wednesday that Trump administration officials pressured him to walk back previous claims that convicted sex offender J...
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The White House attempting to silence a cabinet member in order to impede a congressional investigation would mark a significant escalation, though not a wholly unprecedented one.
Lutnick admits, then denies, White House instructed him to walk back claim Epstein was ‘greatest blackmailer ever’
A similar situation occurred in 2017, when Trump instructed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress. Cohen later served prison time for making false statements at Trump's direction.
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