A judge has ruled that the DOJ can hand over redacted versions of former President Biden's conversations with his ghostwriter to the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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A judge has ruled that the DOJ can hand over redacted versions of former President Biden's conversations with his ghostwriter to the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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Biden, a former Democratic president, argued that releasing the recordings would violate his right to privacy.
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