Protesters Use Epstein Imagery To Challenge Trump In UK, US

President Donald Trump faces ongoing scrutiny over his association with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, highlighted by a controversial 2003 birthday letter allegedly from Trump to Epstein, which he denies writing. Activists and comedians, notably the duo The Good Liars, have staged public pranks including placing a framed copy of the letter in Trump Tower's lobby and displaying images of Trump and Epstein projected onto Windsor Castle during Trump's state visit to the UK. These acts aim to keep attention on Trump's ties to Epstein amid accusations and legal disputes, with Trump suing media outlets for reporting on the letter. Despite Trump's denials and the White House's statements that Trump expelled Epstein from his club for inappropriate behavior, the Epstein scandal continues to fuel protests and calls for transparency internationally. UK authorities arrested several protesters involved in the Windsor Castle projection, reflecting the tension surrounding public dissent against Trump’s perceived connections to Epstein. The situation underscores the persistent public and media focus on the implications of Trump's past relationship with Epstein and the broader issues of accountability and justice.