The Justice Department search President Biden's Beach House yesterday.

That's where we're starting the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Jeff Pierre.

It's Thursday, February 2nd. It's also Groundhog Day. Let's get you caught up with today's 7 stories.

Officials in Delaware were looking for more classified documents, but they didn't find any.

So far, they've been found in President Biden's other home and his private office.

Former President Donald Trump is also being investigated for his

handling of classified material. There are key differences between the two

cases though, including that Trump resisted turning them over.

Number two, an emotional funeral was held for Tyry Nichols yesterday. Family members, friends, and dignitaries gathered at a church in Memphis to remember the 29-year-old father.

The service happened just days after video of him being

beaten by police was released. Nichols sister, Kiana Dixon, spoke at the

funeral about how Nichols loved his cartoons and bowls of cereal as a kid and

about how his character was on display even in the horrific moments shown in the

police video. I see the world showing him love and fighting for his justice. But all I

want is my baby brother back.

And even in his demise, he was still polite.

He asked him to please stop. It was still polite young man he always was. He asked him to please

stop and they did it. And that's why my family will never be the same and I will just always love my baby brother forever.

Thank you.

Vice President Kamala Harris and the Reverend Al Sharpton also spoke at the service.

They urged Congress to pass a policing law that would ban certain forms of force and would help track problematic officers.

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