2023-05-12
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This is in conversation from Apple News.
I'm Shemitah Basu.
Today, How America's Problem with Classified Documents Makes Us Less Safe We've been hearing a lot about classified documents lately, turning up in all the wrong places.
Today, the National Archives confirmed that it found classified information among the documents Donald Trump removed from the White House and brought to Mar?
A Lago.
A small number of classified documents had been found in the garage of President Biden's Wilmington residence and in a room next door.
So the material was in a locked garage?
Yes, as well as my Corvette.
Yet more classified documents slipped out of the White House and into the private home of a top official.
These documents were uncovered at the Indiana home of former Vice President Mike Pence.
The whole point of classification is to protect national secrets, things like war plans, intelligence sources, and sensitive communications.
And there's a whole system around how classified documents get stored, reviewed, and possibly marked for declassification years later when they're no longer deemed sensitive.