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A federal judge has approved a protective order to keep former President Trump from disclosing sensitive information in his classified documents case. A federal judge on Monday approved a protective order sought by special counsel Jack Smith to keep former President Donald Trump from disclosing sensitive information in his classified documents case. Smith sought the order to ensure that neither Trump nor codefendant Walt Nauta, Trump's presidential valet, disclose sensitive information obtained during the discovery process, where prosecutors will show the defense what evidence it has amassed during their investigation into Trump's handling of classified documents since leaving office. MORE: Special counsel asks judge to keep Trump from disclosing evidence in classified documents case Trump was charged last week with 37 criminal counts related to his handling of classified materials, after prosecutors said he repeatedly refused to return hundreds of documents containing clas...

The families of two of the victims in the University of Idaho killings have filed notice reserving their right to sue the city of Moscow, according to documents. The families of two of the victims in the University of Idaho killings last fall have filed notice reserving their right to sue the city of Moscow, according to documents filed with the city. The families of slain students Kaylee Goncalves, 21, and Madison Mogen, 21, may seek damages against the city for the murders of their daughters, according to the notices, which were dated May 3 and May 11, respectively, and were obtained by ABC News. The notices do not specify what kind of claim the families may make. They say that potential dollar figures for damages are "undetermined at this time." No lawsuit has yet been filed, but the claims protect the families' rights to sue within two years, Shanon Gray, an attorney representing the Goncalves and Mogen families, told ABC News. Bryan Kohberger enters the courtroom...