Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Faces Legal Troubles in Trump Investigations

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Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows testified before a grand jury investigating the handling of classified documents and alleged obstruction of justice after Trump left office. Trump's lawyers have received notice from the Justice Department that he is a target of the Mar-a-Lago documents inquiry, giving them a chance to argue against indictment. The special counsel's probe may be nearing a conclusion as high-profile witnesses have been testifying before a grand jury in Florida and Washington, D.C. No charges have been brought forth thus far.
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