Supreme Court to decide if Trump can stay off ballots
The Supreme Court will rule on whether Donald Trump can be barred from presidential ballots over his role in the January 6 attack. The case centers on the 14th Amendment insurrection clause and could affect key primaries, including Super Tuesday. The Court will hear arguments February 8, aiming a ruling before March 5.
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Court allows strict Idaho abortion ban in emergencies
The Supreme Court on Friday allowed Idaho to enforce its strict abortion ban even in medical emergencies while a legal fight continues. Justices will hear arguments in April and paused a lower court ruling blocking Idaho's law in hospital emergencies. The Biden administration argued EMTALA requires hospitals receiving Medicare funds to provide emergency care, potentially including abortion.
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NRA Chief Wayne LaPierre Resigns Ahead of Trial
Wayne LaPierre announces resignation as chief executive and executive vice president of the NRA effective January 31. The civil trial in New York, led by Attorney General Letitia James, is set to begin the following week over alleged misused funds for personal travel and perks. LaPierre remains a witness as the NRA continues its defense.
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House readies contempt vote against Hunter Biden
House Republicans plan to hold contempt votes next week over Hunter Biden for defying a subpoena and skipping a private deposition. If approved, the full House would stage a final vote amid the GOP impeachment inquiry. Biden’s lawyers call the subpoena flawed and fear selective leaks.
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Biden slams Trump as democracy at risk in Capitol anniversary speech
In Valley Forge Biden links 2024 bid to restore Trump with a threat to American democracy. He recalls January 6 2021 rioters breaching the Capitol as he accuses Trump of glorifying violence and promising pardons to participants. Biden cites police injuries and deaths among the riot’s victims as he contrasts Trump’s legal troubles with the election fight.
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New York seeks 370 million penalties in Trump civil trial
New York state lawyers ask for more than 370 million in penalties in Donald Trump's civil business fraud case, up from 250 million, with calculations pegging 199 million in profits from property sales and 169 million in interest savings. The filing precedes closing arguments set for next Thursday.
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