A U.S. judge decided it's time to let the public see more documents about the case against former President Donald Trump. These documents are part of the investigation into whether Trump tried to interfere with the 2020 election. There are over 1,800 pages in total, but some details are still covered up.

Trump had asked for the documents to stay secret until after the upcoming election, but the judge, Tanya Chutkan, didn’t agree. Chutkan thinks that keeping the information secret could be worse for the election.

Trump had some strong words about this decision. He called the judge "evil" and said the move was like trying to interfere with the election.

Meanwhile, the prosecutor in the case, Jack Smith, had to cut out some information from his initial charges. A Supreme Court ruling said Trump can’t be criminally charged for some things he did while he was president.

Chutkan let Smith share all the supporting documents, but they weren’t seen by the public right away. This was to give Trump’s lawyers time to think about their options. Later, they wanted more time, until after the election, but the judge rejected this idea. She said Trump’s request could affect the election more than sharing the documents.

This story is still developing, so check back for more updates.

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