Editor’s Note: This story originally published on June 9. It has been updated to reflect a new version of the indictment released by the Department of Justice on July 27. Former President Donald Trump ...

In a Feb. 8 news conference, President Joe Biden rebutted findings in Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report. Biden repeated misleading and inaccurate statements about the documents — including how ...

The U.S. government’s system for labeling and tracking classified documents appears to be broken, with potentially serious consequences for the country’s national security, lawmakers, former officials ...

The discovery of classified documents among President Joe Biden's vice presidential papers in a Washington office has led to yowls by some Republicans who say there is an unfair double standard being ...

In a 2019 report, the State Department said none of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails were marked as classified. The report said 38 people were responsible for 91 violations of ...

New details continue to emerge over classified documents President Joe Biden took to his private office and home in Delaware after he had left the vice presidency. The White House has said batches of ...

Washington — Revelations that documents bearing classification markings were found at President Biden's former office and his Wilmington, Delaware, house has prompted scrutiny of the president and the ...

The mishandling of classified documents continues to make headlines, first with the FBI's Aug. 2022 raid of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago home and, more recently, with the revelation that ...

The Atlantic published more details from a Signal chat between President Donald Trump’s top advisers that included sensitive details about a military strike in Yemen. The group chat, created by ...

The Justice Department is scrutinizing how both presidents came to have classified records after they left office. But there are major differences. By Charlie Savage Follow for the latest on the ...

Officials who have worked with Democratic and Republican presidents describe an elaborate system for classified documents but a more casual one for everyday records. By Michael D. Shear WASHINGTON — ...