In late 2022, the world witnessed an unprecedented experiment in corporate transparency known as the Twitter Files. New Twitter owner Elon Musk granted independent journalists, including me, access to internal company communications, with no limits on what we could retrieve or publish. The process offered a model for radical transparency. Could the same approach be taken to the long-simmering Jeffrey Epstein scandal?
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Author: Michael Shellenberger
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