A federal appeals court has ruled 2-1 that Joe Biden must turn over private audio recordings and transcripts from his pre-presidential memoir interviews, citing strong public interest—even after redactions. The decision stems from the special counsel’s classified documents probe, which ended without charges, prompting Republicans to demand access. Biden’s team argued the conversations, including personal topics like his late son, should remain private. One judge, Biden’s own nominee, dissented, saying the material was discussed in his home and the investigation didn’t result in indictment. Biden now has until August 3rd to decide whether to appeal again. His team says they respect the court but believe the material should stay private, criticizing the Justice Department’s role. The legal battle continues over privacy vs. public transparency.
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