One email released in the new files shows an Xbox Live account linked to Epstein’s email addressed was permanently banned for “harassment, threats, and/or abuse of other players”.

The email, dated 19 December 2013, reads: “This email is to notify you that your Xbox Live account privileges have been permanently suspended due to harassment, threats, and/or abuse of other players.

“This conduct has been determined to be severe, repeated, and/or excessive.”

Jeffrey Epstein helped connect Steve Tisch, the chairman and co-owner of the New York Giants, with multiple women, according to The Athletic, citing newly released emails.

“I can invite the (Russian) … to meet if you like,” Epstein wrote in one 2013 email.

“Is she fun?” Tisch quickly responded.

California Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, called on the Trump administration to release all its files on Jeffrey Epstein.

“THE TRUMP ADMIN MUST RELEASE ALL THE FILES!” Newsom, a frequent critic of Trump on social media, wrote on X on Friday evening.

Earlier on Friday, the Department of Justice published more than three million documents related to Epstein.

Some of the files released on Friday include heavy redactions — as did those previously released by the Department of Justice.

For example, one 7-page document is completely blacked out.

Following the publication of the files, a bipartisan group of lawmakers requested a meeting with DOJ officials to discuss the redactions.

Congressman James Walkinshaw, a Virginia Democrat, accused the Department of Justice of withholding a large share of the Epstein files, following the department’s publication of more than three million documents on Friday.

“Today, the Trump DOJ released 50% of the Epstein files, and are refusing to release the remainder,” Walkinshaw wrote on X on Friday evening. “Why are they hiding the full truth? We’ll keep fighting for the transparency demanded by the survivors of Epstein’s crimes. This cover-up won’t hold.”

Earlier, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the massive data dump complies with federal law and “marks the end of a very comprehensive” review process.

The DOJ web page displaying the Epstein files now asks users if they are 18 years or older due to possible depictions of pornography or nudity.

“They include large quantities of commercial pornography and images that were seized from Epstein’s devices, but which he did not take, or that someone around him did not take,” Deputy U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said Friday.