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House Committee Unveils Trump Records Amid Security Concerns

3/25/2026

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The House Judiciary Committee released records in the case against U.S. President Donald Trump, citing national security concerns and business motives.
The records indicate some classified materials tied to Trump's business interests and were stored improperly.
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) said sensitive documents were accessed by few people and questioned the map shown to campaign officials.
The Justice Department denied judicial-order violations, and Raskin seeks more information by March 31.

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The House Judiciary Committee released records in the case against U.S. President Donald Trump, citing national security concerns and business motives.
The records indicate some classified materials tied to Trump's business interests and were stored improperly.
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) said sensitive documents were accessed by few people and questioned the map shown to campaign officials.
The Justice Department denied judicial-order violations, and Raskin seeks more information by March 31.