A federal appeals court granted Trump's request to temporarily halt the release of White House records to lawmakers investigating the deadly Capitol invasion.
A federal appeals court on Thursday granted former President Donald Trump's request to temporarily halt the release of White House records to lawmakers investigating the deadly Capitol invasion.
A federal appeals court on Thursday granted former President Donald Trump's request to temporarily halt the release of White House records to lawmakers investigating the deadly Capitol invasion. The order came one day before the National Archives was set to begin producing those records to the House select committee probing the Jan. 6 attack.
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