14th amendment

Could Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th president of the United States be blocked?

The Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board is being sued because it allegedly won’t consider a white applicant.

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold ’made a selfish political decision to rig the primary election,' Republicans wrote in a letter.

The unanimous decision did see some splintering over Congress’ authority under the 14th Amendment.

The high court ruled that states cannot enforce Section 3 to remove a presidential candidate, one day ahead of Super Tuesday.

The judge issued a new order to clarify the duration of a stay she ordered in her original decision.

Ballots have already been printed with President Trump’s name on them, and mail-in ballots with his name have been sent to voters.

Ballots have already been printed with Trump’s name on them, and the judge ordered the votes ’suppressed.’

Judge Tracie Porter said she hopes to rule next week on whether President Trump should be blocked from the Illinois presidential primary ballot.

The stakes are incredibly high.

‘Why should a single state get to decide who gets to be the President of the United States?’ Justice Elena Kagan asks.

The justices expressed skepticism that Trump could be removed from the ballot under the 14th Amendment in Colorado.

The last time the Supreme Court waded this deep into a presidential election was more than two decades ago in Bush v. Gore.

The New York State Board of Elections has approved President Donald Trump’s eligibility for the presidential primary ballot, but some Democrats vow to sue.

“President Trump did not commit an insurrection,” Mr. Gaetz said.

The former president spends much of his brief disputing that the Constitution considered him an ‘officer of the United States.’

Trump campaign spokesman Steven Cheung described it a ’stinging defeat' for Biden.