Supreme Court Grants Trump Request to Block Disclosure of Mueller Materials

Supreme Court blocks disclosure of Mueller grand jury materials to Congress, granting Trump administration's emergency request to keep records secret for now

WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court blocked Congress from receiving grand-jury materials from Robert Mueller’s investigation of Russia’s interference in the 2016 election.

The court, in a written order Wednesday, granted an emergency request by the Trump administration to keep the materials secret while it mounts a full high court appeal against their release.

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