The most galling thing about the Supreme Court's Trump ballot arguments.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday in Trump v. Anderson, which challenges Donald Trump’s ability to appear on the ballot in Colorado.
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The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday in Trump v. Anderson, which challenges Donald Trump’s ability to appear on the ballot in Colorado.
In the course of more than two hours of oral arguments Thursday, the eight justices of the Supreme Court advanced at least five paths they could take to rule in President Donald Trump's favor in a 14th Amendment case and allow him on the ballot
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday in Trump v. Anderson, which challenges Donald Trump’s ability to appear on the ballot in Colorado.
An “unmanageable situation.” A “pretty daunting consequence.” A “troubling potential disuniformity.”Although the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court justices heard oral arguments Thursday in a landmark case over whether former President Donald Trump should be barred from the 2024 presidential ballot.