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Tanya Lukyanova

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As seen in: The Free Press, Substack, Flipboard, Yahoo, Bloomberg Law, Bloomberg Industry Group, Semafor, Bloomberg Government
video journalist @thefp ; formerly @bloomberg, @semafor, @wsj; writer & producer on “explained” @netflix . send me scoops at tanya@thefp.com
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She Was Epstein’s Top Assistant. How Did She Emerge Unscathed?

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By Tanya Lukyanova Verified
| The Free Press Verified
After the Department of Justice released the latest round of Epstein files in January, a barrage of high-powered individuals named in the documents lost jobs, resigned from boards, and were otherwise ushered out of public life. And yet, one of the women most closely entwined with Jeffrey Epstein, his executive assistant, Lesley Groff, has faced limited scrutiny.
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The Media Sought to Recast Jeffrey Epstein’s Assistant as a Victim. But Was She?

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By Tanya Lukyanova Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Few journalists have dug as deeply into the Epstein files as Tanya Lukyanova.
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Iranians Use an App to Map Military Bases and Missile Sites-and So Does Israel

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By Maya Sulkin, Tanya Lukyanova Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Iranians Use an App to Map Military Bases and Missile Sites—and So Does Israel Members of Iran’s Red Crescent society stand near smoke plumes from an ongoing fire following an overnight air strike on the Shahran oil refinery on March 8, 2026. (AFP via Getty Images) Israeli intelligence officials analyze—and sometimes act on—data posted by Iranian civilians who want to see the regime destroyed.
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