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A new website called 'JeffTube' is drawing global attention for transforming a massive US government document release into a browsable video library that feels strikingly familiar to YouTube users.

Independent platform reorganises more than 1,000 DOJ-released Epstein videos into a YouTube-style interface, drawing rapid global traffic and scrutiny. JeffTube turns DOJ's Epstein videos into a ...

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