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Former President Donald Trump will face a judge he appointed in federal charges alleging he mishandled classified documents. Former FBI Assistant Director for Counterintelligence Frank Figliuzzi, NBC News Homeland Security Correspondent, and NBC News & MSNBC Legal Analyst Joyce Vance join Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing and Katy Tur to discuss. Vance says there will be concerns over Trump appointed Judge Aileen M. Cannon’s handling of the grand jury's indictment: “If she is in fact assigned to this case as the trial judge, there will be serious questions about whether she has behaved in a way in the course of the Mar-a-Lago search warrant proceedings that so undermines public confidence in her objectivity. That needs to step aside from this case.”

Former federal prosecutors describe the decision to describe Trump in Miami as strategic. Dave Aronberg, the Palm Beach County state attorney, discusses.

Trump is facing in the classified documents case.

A court on June 9 unsealed the federal indictment against former president Donald Trump. Two law professors tell the Post what to expect next

Donald Trump was charged with 37 counts in the investigation into his handling of classified documents. In his indictment, federal prosecutors lay out how they allege the former president kept national-defense information he knew he wasn’t supposed to have.

Former Trump legal counsel Michael Cohen joins Katie Phang to discuss Special Counsel Jack Smith's indictment against the former President and shares his insight on the shuffling of Trump's legal team.

For the second time this year, a lawyer for Donald Trump confirmed he'll surrender to the authorities after being criminally indicted. This time though the charges are federal - a first for a former US president - and the scene of the drama will be a Miami courthouse on Tuesday. Mr Trump is already using the indictment to energise his latest bid for the White House, claiming it's evidence of the political witch hunt of which he's long claimed to be a victim.

Sky News' military analyst Professor Michael Clarke has addressed newly emerged evidence which has provided insight into who may have blown up the Kakhovka dam, causing catastrophic flooding. He says he is "99% sure" that the Russians were responsible, after referring to seismic disturbances recorded by a Norwegian monitoring station, which suggest that "major" explosions took place. This disputes Russia's claims that Ukraine had used American-supplied HIMARS precision-guided artillery to destroy the dam.

Military Analyst Sean Bell assesses Ukraine's counter-offensive as Russia's President claims all attempts have failed so far while also suggesting Ukrainian troops are suffering significant losses.

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Scientists in Norway say they have evidence of an explosion around the Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine which coincide with its collapse. Both Russia and Ukraine have accused each other of attacking the dam, though some speculated it could have collapsed from previous damage Ukraine’s domestic security service claims to have a recording it says shows Russian soldiers admitting its forces attacked the dam, but the claims can't be verified. Its still unclear what caused the breach.

New evidence of the cause of the Kakhovka dam breach has emerged. Seismic signals recorded in Bukovina, Romania, 620km (372 miles) away from Nova Kakhovka, indicate an explosion took place at 02:54 on Tuesday. Norsar, the Norwegian Seismic Array which analysed the signals, says the timing and location coincide with the collapse of the dam. Ukraine has accused Russia of blowing up the dam whilst Moscow deny it is to blame.

Russia says Ukrainian troops are trying to push through Russian lines in Zaporizhzhia and Ukraine is reporting advances around Bakhmut, amid signs Ukraine's much-anticipated counteroffensive is nearing. #CNN #News

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