The move follows months of contentious negotiations with Congress.

The leak of dozens of classified documents exposing U.S. information on the war in Ukraine, China and North Korea, caught the the White House off-guard.

A former executive assistant to President Joe Biden is set to testify about Biden's handling of classified documents

Meanwhile, a witness on the new House committee on China is warning of a cold war between the U.S. and China.

U.S. officials are expected to brief top congressional leaders on Tuesday about documents with classification markings that were in the possession of former presidents.

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee is scheduled on Tuesday to consider the nomination of Colleen Shogan to be the national archivist

The FBI has searched at least two locations at the University of Delaware as part of a probe into President Biden's handling of classified documents, sources say.

The FBI has searched at least two locations at the University of Delaware as part of a probe into President Biden's handling of classified documents, sources say.

In a new interview, President Joe Biden discussed classified documents found at his Delaware home as well as his handling of the Chinese spy balloon incident. ABC News’ Faith Abubey has more.

Meanwhile, President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy have met to discuss raising the debt ceiling amid a standoff.

Agents found no new classified material but some of the president’s handwritten notes were taken for further review.

An almost four-hour FBI search of President Joe Biden's vacation home in Rehoboth found no additional documents with classified markings.

The Department of Justice conducted a "planned search" Wednesday of President Joe Biden's home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, according to Biden's personal lawyer.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with Bill Leonard, former director of Information Security Oversight at the Office of the National Archives, about the cases of classified records with public officials.

A third site connected to President Joe Biden was searched for classified documents.

Federal agents searched the Penn Biden Center in November after President Joe Biden's lawyers reported finding classified documents at a former office he used there, sources told ABC News.

The search comes in a time of heightened questions surrounding the handling of classified documents by several politicians.

The president’s attorney said they agreed to cooperate in the interests of operational security and integrity.

The FBI searched the Penn Biden Center in November soon after the lawyers reported finding classified documents, according to sources familiar with the situation.

The FBI searched the Penn Biden Center in November soon after Joe Biden's lawyers reported finding classified documents at a former office he used there, sources say

The National Archives has asked the offers of former presidents to review personal documents for any outstanding classified materials that were not properly returned.

The National Archives has asked past presidents and vice presidents to do a thorough search of their files after classified materials were found at the homes of Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Mike Pence.

The administration isn't sharing documents with senators due to concerns about potential for interference with the investigations, a Justice Department official said

In a letter to representatives for presidents going back to Ronald Reagan, the National Archives asked to ensure they didn’t “inadvertently” hold onto official documents.

Senate Intelligence Committee members threatened to grind the chamber's business to a halt unless they get access to classified documents seized from Biden and Trump

Merrick Garland on Monday fielded his first questions on the Justice Department's investigation of Biden's handling of classified documents while out of office

A 13-hour FBI search at President Joe Biden’s Delaware home over the weekend uncovered a fourth batch of classified documents, with some dating back to the president’s time as a senator.

ABC News' Jay O’Brien reports on the details of the search, the latest White House press briefing and how lawmakers are reacting to the most recent batch of discovered classified documents.

ABC's Jay O'Brien reports on the details of the search and how lawmakers on Capitol Hill are reacting to the most recent batch of discovered classified documents.

The FBI located six items with classified markings while searching President Joe Biden’s home in Wilmington, Delaware, Biden’s lawyers stated.

The White House called it a voluntary search and said the special counsel is not ruling out the possibility of a search of President Joe Biden's beach house.

An ABC News/IPSOS poll taken before the most recent search shows Americans believe former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden acted inappropriately in the handling of classified files.

The White House said the search of President Joe Biden's Delaware home has been voluntary and coordinated.

Strong majorities of Americans believe both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump acted inappropriately when it comes to handling of classified documents

The White House says President Biden is fully cooperating with the DOJ as the investigation into classified documents at his Wilmington home escalates.

President Joe Biden’s lawyer said the Department of Justice searched President Joe Biden's Delaware home and took possession of more items containing classified information.

ABC News’ Martha Raddatz interviews Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., on “This Week.”

The search lasted roughly 12 hours, beginning at 9:45 a.m. and ending around 10:30 p.m., according to Biden's personal attorney Bob Bauer.

Chris Coons insisted there was a key difference between Biden and Trump's handling of classified documents: the need for a search warrant

The Department of Justice confirms the search was “planned” and “consensual.”

The Powerhouse Roundtable breaks down the latest news on “This Week.”

ABC News’ Rick Klein breaks down the latest ABC News/Ipsos poll on “This Week.”

ABC News’ Mary Bruce reports on the latest in Biden’s classified documents investigation on “This Week.”

White House chief of staff Ron Klain is preparing to leave in the coming weeks

Ron Klain, the longtime confidant of President Joe Biden, will reportedly leave his position after Biden's State of the Union address.

A special counsel was appointed to investigate the president's handling of classified documents while he was a private citizen.

"There's no 'there' there," Biden told reporters when asked about the classified documents.

President Joe Biden said Thursday he has "no regrets" as the investigation continues into the classified documents found at his home and office.

ABC’s Karen Travers discusses President Joe Biden’s response to the U.S. reaching its debt limit, his trip to California Thursday to view storm damage and response to the documents probe.

The White House has referred numerous questions about the documents to the Department of Justice saying it doesn't want to interfere with the ongoing investigation.