The Justice Department said in its filing that disclosing the details 'at this juncture' would 'cause significant and irreparable damage to this ongoing criminal investigation'
The Justice Department is opposing the release of details in an affidavit that lays out the argument that investigators made to a federal magistrate judge explaining the probable cause it had to search former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate last week.
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Analysis: Republicans pressure Garland as intrigue deepens over search of Trump home
The FBI's stunning search of ex-President Donald Trump's home triggered a legal and political earthquake whose aftershocks are only widening a week on, with key questions that will shape the nation's future still clouded in mystery.
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Opinion: Trump is worried after FBI search -- and he should be
A week of stunning developments for the possible criminal liability of former President Donald Trump and his circle was capped off with this weekend's news that a Trump lawyer had signed a statement this summer saying that all material marked as classified in the former President's possession had been returned. Together with earlier revelations, this latest piece of the puzzle points us to the direction in which the Department of Justice is headed -- and when.
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Analysis: Responding to FBI search, Trump and allies return to his familiar strategy: flood the zone with nonsense
In response to the FBI search of former President Donald Trump's home in Florida on Monday, Trump and his allies in Congress and right-wing media have returned to his preferred strategy for communicating in a crisis: say a whole bunch of nonsense in rapid succession.
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Former Republican official on how calls to defund the FBI became mainstream
Former RNC communications director Doug Heye explains how complete loyalty to Donald Trump helped fuel calls within the Republican Party to "defund the FBI."
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Opinion: Not what Mar-a-Lago's original owner had in mind
At the age of 27, Marjorie Merriweather Post inherited her family's cereal business and helped turn it into a leading food industry company. She wasn't only an astute proprietor, but knew how to entertain in style: Post sported Marie Antoinette's diamond earrings at parties, owned what was then the world's largest private sailing yacht and, with her second husband E.F. Hutton, built a spectacular red-tile-roofed villa in Palm Beach.
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Rudy Giuliani told by prosecutors he is a target in Georgia 2020 presidential election probe
• Timeline: What Georgia prosecutors are looking at as they investigate Trump's efforts to overturn the election
• The Washington Post: Trump-allied lawyers sought voting machine data in key battleground states
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American Airlines cuts 31,000 flights from its November schedule
• FAA staffing issues trigger New York flight delays
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Majority of Americans say they're worried about being able to pay for housing
If you are feeling the pinch of higher rents, you're not alone.
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'Very big news': Former prosecutor on Giuliani being informed he's a target of election probe
Prosecutors in Georgia have told Rudy Giuliani that he is a target of the special purpose grand jury investigating whether former President Donald Trump and his allies violated the law in their efforts to flip the 2020 election results in Georgia.
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