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The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday about whether former President Trump could be banned from the ballot this year. The case stems from a December ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court, which held that Trump should be struck from the GOP primary ballot in that state on the basis of the 14th Amendment. Section 3 of…

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The Supreme Court heard arguments in a Colorado lawsuit that could see former President Trump barred from the ballot. Here are some of the key quotes

When Georgia's first African American congressman became the first Black man to speak on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, his argument presaged the Trump v. Anderson case by more than 150 years.

Supreme Court justices advanced at least five paths they might take to rule in Trump's favor. Here they are.

Soon after John Roberts took his seat at the center of the Supreme Court bench on Thursday, the cadence of the justices’ questioning suggested the chief justice would have an easy majority, if not unanimity, to reverse a Colorado ruling that blocked Donald Trump from the ballot.

Seth Meyers poked fun at Trump’s lawyer claiming that his client narrowly misses the requirements of the insurrectionist clause

Readers discuss the debate over whether the 14th Amendment applies to the former president. Also: The spouse as caregiver.

The Supreme Court could punt the question of Trump’s ballot eligibility to Congress—and it might “linger” until Inauguration Day 2025.

For the first time in U.S. history, the Supreme Court is being asked to interpret the vague language in the 14th Amendment that could bar Trump from the 2024 ballot.