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Trump legal team opposes limiting special master review, suggests materials might not be classified

WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump’s legal team said in a court filing Monday that classified materials should not be excluded from the special master’s review of documents found during an FBI search of his Mar-a-Lago estate, suggesting that some of the documents may not be classified and that Trump…

Los Angeles Times

Justice Department accepts Trump nominee as ‘special master’ in top secret papers probe

US District Judge Aileen Cannon must now decide who will fill the role

The Independent UK

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Trump's Lawyers Say It's Not Clear Whether 'Purported' Classified Documents at Mar-a-Lago 'Remain Classified'

The former president's legal team notably did not endorse his claim that he automatically declassified everything he took with him.

Reason

Top secrets at Mar-a-Lago

The institution of the presidency in the U.S. has been harmed to an extent that few would have imagined

The Hindu

Trump lawyers reject Justice Department probe as ‘misguided’

Former US president’s legal team says court freeze on government review of records seized at Mar-a-Lago should persist.

Al Jazeera

Trump's lawyers call Mar-a-Lago probe 'misguided'

Lawyers for former President Donald Trump say a criminal investigation into the presence of top-secret information has “spiraled out of control

The Independent UK

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Trump pushes back in court fight over records found at Mar-a-Lago

Attorneys for the former president argued Monday against any pause in a Florida judge's order for a special master to review documents.

Roll Call

Trump and the Justice Department have submitted picks for a special master. Now what?

The sides disagree on whether there should be a special master at all, and how the document review actually should work. Former U.S. attorney Chuck Rosenberg discusses their possible considerations.

WEKU

Mary Trump on uncle's indictment

According to Trump's niece, the political risk here is that he will react

Salon

Hillary Clinton: DOJ should treat Trump like any other citizen

"I really believe that at the end of the day, no one is above the law and no one should be escaping accountability."

Axios

EXPLAINER: The intel review of documents at Trump's estate

The discovery of hundreds of classified records at Donald Trump’s Florida home has thrust U.S. intelligence agencies into a familiar and uncomfortable role

The Independent UK

Not Mar-a-Lago: Congress' secrets in sealed rooms, lock bags

Security-sealed rooms and lock bags are some of the ways Capitol Hill keeps classified documents secured

The Independent UK

Justice Dept. and Trump lawyers dispute how the Mar-A-Lago special master should work

Late Friday, lawyers for former President Trump and the Department of Justice released different names for who they would want to review documents found in the court-authorized search of Trump's club.

WEKU

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Tribune News Service

DOJ, Trump submit competing candidates for special master

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Justice Department and former President Donald Trump proposed dueling candidates late Friday for who they believe should serve as a court-appointed special master to review thousands of documents seized from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home last month.

Miami Herald

Judge in Trump special master case was briefly a Miami journalist. She wrote about tomatoes, yoga

MIAMI — Before she became a federal judge — not just any judge, but the Donald Trump-appointed judge who slammed the brakes on the high-profile investigation into the former president’s stash of secret documents at Mar-a-Lago — Aileen Mercedes Cannon was for the blink of an eye a working journalist.

The Independent UK

Trump team, Justice Dept. to make new Mar-a-Lago filing

The Justice Department and Donald Trump’s legal team are to stake out positions on the role to be played by an independent arbiter tasked with reviewing documents seized during an FBI search of the former president’s Florida home

McClatchy Washington Bureau

Rubio emerges as key Trump defender on FBI search

Republicans have largely rallied to former President Donald Trump’s defense after last month’s search-and-seizure operation by the FBI at the former president’s Palm Beach estate.

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Input

DOJ testifies that Google spends billions on search engine supremacy

A Department of Justice attorney said in court that Google's default contracts keep it on top.

The Guardian - US

Trump lawyers and justice department to file list of special master candidates

Judge’s special master ruling bars prosecutors from reviewing seized records as part of criminal investigation

The Independent UK

More classified documents may be missing in Trump probe, US prosecutors say

Justice Department calls for investigation into potential national security risk

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Queen Elizabeth II’s death marks end of an era

Death brings end to Britain’s second Elizabethan era and heralds reign of King Charles III. Plus, rural Virginia pivots from coal to green jobs

Los Angeles Times

Justice Department plans to appeal ruling for a special master in Trump Mar-a-Lago search

WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice intends to appeal a federal judge’s decision to grant former President Donald Trump’s request for a special master to review documents seized by the FBI from his Florida home, a ruling that temporarily halts the use of the records for investigative purposes.

Los Angeles Times

‘Something horribly failed.’ How did so many of America’s secrets end up at Mar-a-Lago?

WASHINGTON — At least 300 documents containing classified information left the White House with former President Donald Trump, an unprecedented situation that has led to the FBI investigating possible violations of the Espionage Act and obstruction of justice.

Los Angeles Times

Robin Abcarian: Melania feels violated when by the FBI search? We feel violated by her husband's behavior

After FBI agents reportedly searched her Mar-a-Lago bedroom for purloined government documents, former First Lady Melania Trump recently told friends she felt "violated," reports Radar Online.

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