New evidence suggests possible Trump obstruction in Mar-a-Lago documents case.

Special counsel prosecutors are gathering evidence on how former President Donald Trump handled classified records around the Mar-a-Lago resort and those who may have witnessed him with them. The investigation includes daily notes, texts, emails, and photographs, and witnesses are being questioned about what they saw in Trump’s private residential and work areas within the club. The focus remains on the actions of the former president, including his intent to keep classified records after he left the White House and his knowledge that the records remained in his possession after the Justice Department demanded their return last May. Grand jury appearances are transcribed and under-oath, indicating that prosecutors are locking in witness testimony.