Trump's classified documents trial delayed until December.

The Justice Department has requested that the federal trial against former President Donald Trump begin in December, citing the need for Trump's legal team to obtain security clearance to view classified documents. The government's case against Trump and his aide, Walt Nauta, involves 31 classified documents that Trump allegedly improperly retained at his Florida residence. The trial will be tried under the rules of the Classified Information Procedures Act, and the government has submitted a list of 84 witnesses that Trump should not speak to about the case. Trump's lawyers are expected to contest the December start date.