Judge Agrees to Redact Witness Identities in Trump Classified Documents Case

The federal judge overseeing the case against former President Donald Trump has agreed to redact the names of potential government witnesses in pretrial motions, granting a prosecution request aimed at protecting their identities. However, the judge refused to block witness statements from being disclosed entirely, expressing skepticism of the government's theory of prosecution. The case, which remains without a firm trial date, has seen ongoing disputes between the special counsel's team and Trump's lawyers over the release of information about witnesses and their statements.