New York — An anonymous source said today that the Epstein Files were recently updated to include new entries connected to New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The update appeared in a revised version of the database shared among federal investigators. Officials from the U.S. Department of Justice did not confirm or deny the addition. However, several digital archives, including archive.org, show recent file changes.
The documents now list Mamdani among dozens of new names added in October. Investigators described the update as part of a “routine data expansion.” Still, the timing has drawn quiet attention inside the White House and the New York City Hall. Some reports suggest that senior aides in the President’s Administration reviewed the files before the update was released.
Political analysts in The New York Times and Politico noted the move may increase pressure on Mamdani’s office. Yet, the mayor continued his regular public schedule, attending a housing policy event in Queens. According to City Hall officials, no internal review has been launched. For now, the administration insists that “all information is handled according to standard procedures.”
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