Breaking: Two migrant buses from Southern Border just arrived outside Kamala Harris residence at Naval Observatory in DC.

BREAKING: The Biden DOJ admits it seized more than 520 pages of material from Trump's home that was subject to attorney-client privilege, according to new court filings. It also confiscated more than 1,800 personal items and effects including: clothing; books; magazines; press clippings; photos and photo albums; 3 passports; medical records; and tax and accounting documents. A special master will now determine whether the personal items actually have, as DOJ claims, "evidentiary value" or if they should be returned to Trump

BREAKING: DOJ's so-called "taint team" that was supposed to filter out privileged material seized from Trump's home failed to adequately identify such material, exposing at least two FBI investigators to the material and potentially tainting them; yet DOJ has not taken steps to wall off the two "tainted" agents from the investigation, according to a new court filing

BREAKING: In slapping an injunction temporarily barring the DOJ from using seized Mar-a-Lago material in its investigation, Judge Cannon cited concerns about potential reputational harm to Trump from "improper disclosure of sensitive information" -- including more than 1,800 personal items confiscated -- to the public. She also cited "bias and media leaks," while noting DOJ "acknowledged the unfortunate existence of leaks to the press" during a recent closed-door hearing