Supreme Court restores Trump to primary ballot
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled states cannot bar Trump from federal ballots using Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. States may block candidates for state offices, but not for federal presidency. The decision keeps Trump on the 2024 presidential primary ballots nationwide while avoiding insurrection disqualification.
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Iowa Republicans hail Supreme Court ruling on Trump ballot
Iowa GOP and Gov. Kim Reynolds praised the U S Supreme Court ruling that states may not bar Donald Trump from the ballot for the 2024 election. Republican leaders and lawmakers, including Jeff Kaufmann and Joni Ernst, called the decision a victory for voters and constitutional checks and balances.
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Doubt on Biden and Trump mental fitness fuels 2024 race
A New York poll shows 63 percent doubt Biden's mental capacity to serve as president while 57 percent question Trump's memory and acuity. The survey highlights voter concern ahead of a possible rematch.
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Firefighters Halt Texas Panhandle Wildfire Threat
Hundreds of firefighters and improved weather aided containment of the largest Texas wildfire in state history. The blaze prompted Sanford evacuation as planes dropped retardant and ground crews held lines, according to Hutchinson County Emergency Management spokeswoman Deidra Thomas.
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France Ratifies Constitutional Right to Abortion
French lawmakers approved a bill to enshrine abortion rights in the constitution by a 780 to 72 vote at the Palace of Versailles. The measure, proposed by President Macron, marks France as the first country to guarantee abortion access in its basic law.
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