Trump at Mar-a-Lago, moving boxes from a storage room that became a focus of the Justice Department’s investigation, according to the people briefed on the matter. The footage showed Walt Nauta, a former military aide who left the White House and then went to work for Mr. Trump’s residence in Florida, both before and after the Justice Department issued a subpoena in May demanding the return of all classified documents, according to three people familiar with the matter. Trump was captured on security camera footage moving boxes out of a storage room at Mar-a-Lago, Mr. ~updated link to WaPo Archival Data on 07DEC2021.A long-serving aide to former President Donald J. Written by Kris Kasianovitz and Regina Lee Roberts Access is optimized for web browsers ONLY on computers or mobile devices, not via the WaPo mobile app. NOTE: Once you authenticate using your SUNet ID, there is no need to create an individual sign-on and no need to pay anything extra for access. If you are interested in text and data mining of this content, please see the Washington Post Archival Data record for details. No web scraping of the live website is allowed under our license. For any problems with your access, please notify us using the Report a Connection Problem link. To access the Washington Post from off-campus, m ake sure you have configured your browsers according to the Connecting to e-Resources instructions. Alternatively, you can connect by going directly to, as long as you are already registered on the Stanford campus wifi network. Go to the SearchWorks record, then click on the “E-Journal Subscription” link in order to access our subscription. It has been a challenge for libraries, including the Stanford Libraries, to provide our patrons with campus-wide subscriptions to online news coverage from key national newspapers, without requiring individual subscriptions. Until now. Access to current news through these platforms is often text only. The Stanford Libraries subscribe to many historical, current print and digital news sources and newspapers via Factiva, LexisNexis/Nexis Uni, ProQuest Global Newstream, Access World News from Newsbank/Readex. Coverage is from 1977 up to latest breaking news. No individual subscription needed.Īll Stanford affiliates with a valid SUNet ID can now access. Stanford Libraries provides access to the ! A major first in access to current events and news.

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