Second batch of classified Biden documents discovered during extensive search
Aides to Joe Biden have found a second batch of documents, some of which may be classified, at a new location that Biden was known to use, ABC News has learned After classified materials were found at an old office of President Joe Biden's, aides discovered a second batch of classified documents at a location that Biden was known to use after leaving office as vice president, ABC News has learned. Sources familiar with the matter said the second set of documents contained classified information. They came to light as Biden aides conducted an extensive search of locations where he worked after leaving the Obama administration. Biden aides were responding to the November discovery of classified documents at the Washington, D.C., office of the University of Pennsylvania's Penn Biden Center, which Biden used after his time as vice president. MORE: Biden 'surprised' about discovery of classified documents and what he's said before The original November discovery...