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The outcome of past cases against those accused of hoarding classified documents looms as a guidepost for the legal jeopardy Donald Trump could face.
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New York Times: Many Republicans keep trying to renew the eight-year-old controversy.
WASHINGTON — It is the topic that the nation just can’t delete from its political conversation: Hillary Clinton’s emails. In the days since Donald Trump became the first former U.S. president to face federal charges, Republicans across the ideological spectrum — including not only Trump and his allies but also his critics and those who see prosecutors’ evidence as damaging — have insistently brought up the 8-year-old controversy. They have peppered speeches, social media posts and television app
When Donald Trump was indicted last week on charges of willful retention of classified documents, many Republicans, including House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, cried foul, arguing that the Justice Depart...
Many Republicans are crying foul, but the indictment itself helps explain the difference between his case and other high-profile probes into retention of classified papers.