The future of history: Trump could leave less documentation behind than any previous U.S. president

15 hours ago Politics Washington Times - Politics 7

For generations, official American documents have been meticulously preserved and protected, from the era of quills and parchment to boxes of paper to the cloud, safeguarding snapshots of the government and the nation for posterity.

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