Surging egg prices - Amazon's drug subscription plan - India bans documentary

Source: Associated Press

1. Summary
   In a letter to the National Archives dated Jan. 18, representatives for Mike Pence said that a small number of classified documents were "inadvertently boxed and transported" to the former vice president's personal home as the Trump administration came to a close. The letter says that Pence discovered the files on Jan. 16 when he retained outside counsel to review records in his house "out of an abundance of caution."
   
   Pence's representatives added that they could not describe the nature of the documents because they were immediately stored in a locked safe after signs of their classified status were seen. Like President Biden's attorneys, they claim to have immediately contacted and cooperated with relevant officials upon discovering the documents.
   
   GOP Rep. James Comer, who chairs the House Oversight Committee, said "[Pence's] transparency stands in stark contrast to Biden White House staff." Pence had previously said on Jan. 11 that he reviewed all documents in his possession to ensure nothing classified remained with him.

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