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House panel obtains Trump records after Supreme Court ruling

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Archives and Records Administration has provided a House committee with more than 700 pages of presidential documents after the Supreme Court rejected a bid by

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  1. Wahoo-Ashland-Waverly Newspaper

    House panel obtains Trump records after Supreme Court ruling (opens Wahoo-Ashland-Waverly Newspaper)

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    WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Archives and Records Administration has provided a House committee with more than 700 pages of presidential documents after the Supreme Court rejected a bid by

  2. CNN

    House January 6 committee now has all the White House records Trump tried to block (opens CNN)

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    The House select committee investigating January 6 has received all 700-plus pages from the National Archives that former President Donald Trump had tried to block the panel from receiving.

  3. Los Angeles Times

    Jan. 6 panel obtains Trump White House records after Supreme Court ruling (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    The National Archives and Records Administration has provided a House committee with more than 700 pages of presidential documents.

  4. Portland Press Herald

    House Jan. 6 panel obtains Trump records after Supreme Court ruling (opens Portland Press Herald)

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    Donald Trump’s lawsuit to block the release was one of several attempts to obstruct the committee’s work as he and his allies have downplayed the attack.

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