Weather storm disrupts South and Midwest with snow and tornadoes
A sprawling storm battered the South with tornado warnings and high winds causing roofs to blow off and campers to flip in Florida. The Midwest portion dumped up to 30 centimetres of snow across several states while northern areas faced frigid temperatures, power outages, and road closures.
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Judges Skeptical Trump Immunity May Block Prosecution
Federal appeals court in Washington voiced doubts Tuesday that former President Trump enjoys immunity from criminal charges over efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Judges questioned jurisdiction and debated whether the president’s actions fall within official duties, signaling potential protracting appeals before trial ahead of the 2024 election. Trump attended and defended his stance, calling the case politically motivated as he seeks to delay proceedings and maintain his 2024 nomination momentum.
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