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January 6 United States Capitol attack

Supreme Court hears landmark election case seeking to kick Trump off ballot over Capitol attack

The US Supreme Court will hold a special session on Thursday to consider whether Donald Trump is ineligible to be president. In one of the most consequential cases in the history of America's highest court, the nine justices will hear arguments on whether Trump has violated the US Constitution by engaging in an insurrection. The attempt to overturn his loss to Joe Biden culminated in the deadly riot at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.
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related actors

Most cited actors.
  1. Donald Trump
  2. Clarence Thomas
  3. Samuel Alito
  4. Joe Biden
  5. Brett Kavanaugh
  6. Steven Schwinn
  7. Al Gore
  8. John Roberts

related organizations

Most cited organizations.
  1. Democratic Party
  2. Republican Party
  3. White House
  4. US Supreme Court
  5. Boston University
  6. Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics
  7. University of Chicago
  8. University of California, Los Angeles

related technical

Most cited technical terms.
  1. Civil War
  2. 14th Amendment
  3. American Civil War of 1861-1865
  4. Constitution
  5. US Capitol
  6. US Constitution

sources

Most cited sources.
  1. South China Morning Post
  2. The Times of India
  3. The Times
  4. ABC News (Australia)
  5. BBC
  6. CTV News
  7. Le Monde
  8. CNA News
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