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Does Trump Have ‘The Right To Take Stuff’? Even The Law He Keeps Citing Says No.

Trump’s read of the Presidential Records Act is at odds with just about everyone else’s.
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Kevin McCarthy Offers Crappy Defense Of Trump Toilet Pic

McCarthy suggested it was OK for the former president to keep potentially sensitive documents in a Mar-a-Lago bathroom because "a bathroom door locks."
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How Trump’s 2024 Republican Rivals Have Responded To His Indictment

Most of Trump's competitors have criticized the Justice Department's indictment. Many have also said they wouldn't have done what he's alleged.
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7 Wild Takeaways From Donald Trump's Indictment

“Oh no oh no,” one Trump employee allegedly texted about a photo of sensitive documents.
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Photos Show Where Trump Stored Documents, Including Next To A Toilet

Records were also stored in a storage room with multiple outside entrances, the indictment states.
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Trump Indictment: Live Updates On Mar-A-Lago Documents Case

Trump is now the first former president to face federal charges.
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Trump Indicted For Taking Top-Secret Documents To His Mar-A-Lago Social Club

Trump is already under felony indictment in New York for falsifying records regarding a $130,000 hush money payment to a porn star, and faces two other criminal probes.
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Florida Grand Jury Involved In Trump Documents Probe By Justice Dept., AP Source Says

Federal prosecutors are using a grand jury in Florida as part of their investigation into possible mishandling of classified documents.
By Eric Tucker, AP

Mar-A-Lago Workers Moved Boxes Of Papers Before An FBI Visit: Reports

The revelation could broaden the timeline for any potential criminality or obstruction.
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Ex-White House Lawyer Says Evidence Is Stacked Against Trump In Documents Case

Ty Cobb is confident the Department of Justice has a "tight case" against the former president that will land him in prison.
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