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Trump complains Mar-a-Lago raid was among ‘most egregious assaults on democracy’ in US history

Former president, whose baseless narrative fuelled violent attempt to overturn election, condemns federal law enforcement probe of classified documents in his possession

The Independent UK

US investigates fake heiress who infiltrated Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort

A Ukrainian woman posed as a Rothschild to gain access to the Florida resort, heightening fears over security lapses

The Guardian - US

Trump search affidavit details timeline of FBI’s records probe

The redacted FBI affidavit used to get a search warrant for Donald Trump’s Florida resort leaves some questions unanswered about who knew what and when regarding the classified documents stowed at Mar-a-Lago.

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Heavily-redacted FBI documents show scale of Trump 'criminal investigation'

FBI agents were seen leaving former US President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida with a haul of classified and unclassified documents - some labelled "Top Secret", meaning they could pose a threat to US national security

Daily Mirror

FBI Mar-a-Lago affidavit: Trump’s trove of top secret material led to further search

WASHINGTON — FBI agents obtained permission from a federal judge to search Donald Trump’s home after finding that the former president had unlawfully removed 184 classified documents from the White House and stored them in “unauthorized” places at his Palm Beach residence — including many related to “national defense information,”…

McClatchy Washington Bureau

Redacted Trump Mar-a-Lago affidavit released: five key takeaways

Affidavit, unsealed by federal magistrate judge Bruce Reinhart, offers new details on probable cause and FBI sources

The Guardian - US

67 confidential. 92 secret. 25 top secret. The documents in Trump’s Mar-a-Lago boxes, by the numbers

A breakdown of the documents contained in boxes Trump handed over to the National Archives in January

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Unsealed affidavit sheds new light on FBI case for Trump Mar-a-Lago search

WASHINGTON — The FBI believed that additional classified documents would be found in a search of former President Donald Trump’s home at Mar-a-Lago, according to a heavily redacted affidavit made public Friday, noting in the more than 30-page document that “there is also probable cause to believe that evidence of…

Los Angeles Times

Trump appears to admit some documents seized by FBI were unlawfully held at Mar-a-Lago, expert says

Lawyers for former US president suggest files covered by executive privilege

The Independent UK

Trump appears to concede he illegally retained official documents

Court motion submitted by ex-president’s lawyers argues some materials seized by FBI could be subject to executive privilege

The Guardian - US

More than 100 classified Trump docs recovered back in Jan.

The National Archives and Records Administration recovered 100 documents bearing classified markings, totaling more than 700 pages, from a initial batch of 15 boxes retrieved from Mar-a-Lago earlier this year

The Independent UK

Trump stash retrieved from Mar-a-Lago runs to hundreds of classified files

Records show US government has retrieved highly sensitive materials from former president on three separate occasions

The Guardian - US

"Lawyers giggling" at Trump's DOJ suit

"He's sort of asking Merrick Garland to prosecute him," says Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe

Salon

Trump's turbulent White House years culminate in Fla. search

Former President Donald Trump has had a lifelong habit of collecting things

The Independent UK

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Tribune News Service

Trump FBI search riles GOP ahead of National Archives nominee’s hearing

WASHINGTON — The Yale Ph.D. who’s been nominated to lead the National Archives faces a hostile path to confirmation as GOP senators vow to “absolutely demand answers” after the agency prompted the FBI search of Donald Trump’s home.

The Conversation

What good is a new national cultural policy without history?

Alongside much else that is being revised, reimagined or recast by the Albanese government, Australia is to have a new cultural policy. Consultation has involved town hall meetings and a call for submissions. The arts minister, Tony Burke, has established five review panels to consider feedback.

Salon

Trump's law: End presidential privilege

Americans wanted to get over Watergate by letting Richard Nixon slink away quietly. Trump will do no such thing

Reuters

Echoes of dire 1970s in today's Britain

Plans for a high-wage, high-growth economy lie in ruins as Britain's Conservative prime minister struggles to answer a cost-of-living crisis, compounded by rising worker unrest.

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Crikey

Trump can rebut and deny all he likes, but making the case against him is not difficult

The former US president will claim he had the authority to retain secret, sensitive documents. He didn’t.

Crikey

Trump can rebut and refute all he likes, but making the case against him is far from difficult

The former president of the United States will claim he had the authority to retain secret, sensitive documents. He didn’t.

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Trump’s antics made us so numb, we learned to ignore almost anything. But not this time

This is different.

WEKU

The reason why presidents can't keep their White House records dates back to Nixon

Congress changed the law in the 1970s when President Nixon prepared to leave with his documents — and infamous tape recordings.

Salon

National Archives calls BS on Trump

Obama's previous handling of documents was on the up and up, making his situation different from Trump's

Daily Mirror

Donald Trump 'concerned' that wife Melania could be a possible informant for FBI raid

Former President Donald Trump is reportedly becoming increasingly paranoid after finger-pointing toward people in his own family occurred amid speculation someone may have been an informant for the FBI raid

The Independent UK

Trump keeps trying to divert attention to Obama over ‘nuclear’ records scandal — here’s why that doesn’t add up

National Archives refutes baseless allegations of former president

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