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WASHINGTON — Donald Trump, Joe Biden and now Mike Pence join a long line of U.S. officials investigated for mishandling classified material. A look at dozens of similar cases over decades shows that the Justice Department’s decision to press charges is rarely as simple as it might seem.

Dramas over the mishandling of classified documents at a high level of the U.S. government aren't all new

Boeing representatives and relatives of some of the passengers killed in two crashes of Boeing 737 Max jets will meet face-to-face in a Texas courtroom Thursday, where the aerospace giant will be arraigned on a criminal charge that it thought it had settled two years ago

PHILADELPHIA — The scuffle was brief.

Members of the Senate intelligence committee say they should have access to classified documents that were discovered in the homes of President Joe Biden, former President Donald Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence

Google spent $10.9 million on lobbying last year, included work on antitrust issues, the subject of a Justice Department lawsuit this week.

Moves by the Biden administration to expand access to a drug first approved in 2000 have spawned multiple lawsuits.

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Since the papers were handed over swiftly, the justice department is not expected to include them as part of its wider inquiry

Speaker says the difference is that the president had documents from his time as a US senator, adding ‘I don’t even understand how that transpires’

Some suggested it may be necessary to split Ticketmaster and Beverly Hills, California-based concert promoter Live Nation, which merged in 2010.