At that time, Trump’s lawyers were locked in a dispute with the Justice Department over whether they had adequately searched ...

Two people hired to search for classified material last year at properties belonging to former President Donald Trump have testified before a federal grand jury, according to a report.

The Justice Department is seeking to question two people who searched Donald Trump’s properties in November, as federal investigators have asked whether the former president returned all ...

A poll carried out exclusively for Newsweek also found 52 percent of those surveyed believe Donald Trump or his staff ...

To date, Biden and Pence freely gave up the marked documents as soon as they were found and proactively allowed their lawyers ...

Government recently persuaded judge to force Trump lawyers to turn over ... it prepares to question the people who searched the former president’s properties at the end of last year and found ...

On February 1, the FBI searched Biden's Rehoboth Beach ... Meanwhile, 64% of people polled by 'Newsweek' said they think that ...

Former U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade criticized President Joe Biden 's handling of a case involving a trove of classified documents found at several east coast properties over the last several months, ...

It is not clear whether FBI personnel found any additional classified or presidential material during the mid-November sweep.

The Trump organization has been ordered to pay $1.6 million for violating tax laws and its former CFO Allen Weisselberg is now serving five months in jail. Donald Trump denied a writer’s rape cl ...