Things to know today: Court allows DOJ to resume review of Mar-a-Lago docs; Virginia Thomas agrees to 1/6 committee interview; Aaron Judge still at 60.
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Federal appeals court grants DOJ classified records request in Trump Mar-a-Lago caseTrump 'has not even attempted to show that he has a need to know the information contained in the classified documents,' the court said.
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Appeals court grants DOJ investigative access to classified documents seized from Trump's Mar-a-LagoA federal appeals court overturned a prohibition against the Justice Department investigating classified documents seized at Trump's Florida estate.
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Appeals court grants DOJ investigative access to classified documents seized from Trump's Mar-a-LagoA federal appeals court overturned a prohibition against the Justice Department investigating classified documents seized at Trump's Florida estate.
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Trump Urges Appeals Court to Reject DOJ Bid to Review Classified Mar-A-Lago DocumentsThe filing came before attorneys for Trump and the DOJ were set to appear for a conference with the special master reviewing the seized Mar-a-Lago records.
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Trump asks appeals court to reject DOJ request to keep reviewing classified Mar-a-Lago docsTrump's legal team argues that the DOJ has not proven that the documents 'it claims are classified are, in fact, classified.'
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DOJ can resume criminal probe of classified documents from Mar-a-Lago, appeals court saysRuling is a strong rebuke of the Trump team's attempt to suggest without evidence that materials were somehow declassified. Two of the three judges were Trump nominees.
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