Trump's To-Do Lists on Classified Documents Spark Controversy

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Former President Donald Trump denies any wrongdoing after a report revealed that one of his former assistants claimed he wrote to-do lists on classified documents. The aide, Molly Michael, stated that she received requests or tasks from Trump on the back of notecards that were later recognized as sensitive White House materials. Trump's spokesperson dismissed the report as "illegal leaks" and denied any wrongdoing. Trump is currently facing charges related to illegally storing classified documents, obstructing justice, and making false statements to investigators. He is also under separate indictments in Washington, D.C., Georgia, and New York.
- Trump denies wrongdoing after report he wrote to-do lists on classified documents Reuters
- Trump wrote to-do lists for assistant on White House documents marked classified: Sources ABC News
- Report: Assistant says Trump wrote 'to-do lists' on classified White House documents MSNBC
- Trump wrote aide’s to-do lists on backs of classified docs: report The Hill
- Trump wrote to-do lists for Mar-a-Lago assistant on classified documents: report New York Post
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