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University of Delaware seen as next target in Biden classified documents probe

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The University of Delaware’s trove of documents from President Biden’s time as a senator is the Justice Department’s next likely target after investigators searched the president’s Rehoboth Beach, Delaware residence for classified material on Wednesday.

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University of Delaware seen as next target in Biden classified documents probe

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