Washington: Journalists who revealed an alleged explicit letter attributed to US President Donald Trump and addressed to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein are set to receive an award, according to foreign media reports.
Reports said the announcement was made during an event at the White House, recognising the journalists who brought the alleged letter into the public domain.
According to media coverage, the award was officially announced during the White House Correspondents’ Association annual dinner, an event attended by President Trump.
The reports stated that President Trump used the occasion to make a series of sarcastic remarks directed at journalists during the dinner.
The award follows reporting on an alleged letter said to have been written by Trump for Epstein’s 50th birthday. Trump has denied authoring the letter and has challenged reporting about it.
The Epstein case has remained the subject of intense public and media attention, with additional documents related to the late financier released in recent years. The latest recognition highlights the role of investigative journalism in reporting on matters of significant public interest.
The award announcement has generated renewed discussion about media freedom, accountability, and the ongoing scrutiny surrounding the Epstein case and individuals associated with it.
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