- 'The State Department has started identifying records responsive to The Times's FOIA requests,' New York Times attorney David McCraw wrote in a letter
- The first tranche of documents is expected to be released on April 28
- The paper sued the State Department in January for allegedly dragging its feet in handing over emails connected to Hunter Biden and others
- Vogel had also requested records related to former FBI director Louis Freeh, who gave Biden a $100,000 gift, Rudy Giuliani and Devin Archer
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