- FBI agents arrived at former Vice President Mike Pence’s Indiana home Friday to search for additional classified documents, more than three weeks after Pence turned over two boxes of records marked as sensitive to the bureau.
- A police car blocked off the driveway leading to Pence’s home in Carmel, a northern suburb of Indianapolis, as reporters swarmed around the front gate.
- Investigators took possession of the two boxes of records Jan. 19, when Pence was in Washington for the annual March for Life. A day earlier, Pence attorney Greg Jacob had informed the National Archives that the documents were located Jan. 16.
