U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan unsealed a heavily redacted trove of documents related to the criminal case against former President Donald Trump for alleged election interference in the 2020 election. The release included nearly 2,000 pages, primarily consisting of Trump's social media posts and memos related to efforts to overturn the election results, despite objections from Trump's legal team aiming to delay publication until after the upcoming election. Chutkan rejected claims that releasing the documents would constitute election interference, emphasizing the public's right to access information. While much of the material remained redacted, it included evidence of Trump's communications with aides and family members regarding his election loss. Trump faces four criminal charges in the case, which is complicated by a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. The trial is expected not to commence before the November election, where Trump is a candidate once again.