The mainstream perspective:
The mainstream perspective:
- The Justice Department argues that former President Donald Trump should still face trial for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, despite the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity.
- The court filing claims that Trump's actions were not official acts, and therefore he does not have immunity.
- The case is ongoing, with a trial potentially set to begin in the coming months.
- The Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity has been criticized by some as a narrow interpretation of the law.
- The political news landscape is dominated by the aftermath of the vice presidential debate and the ongoing disaster relief efforts.
- The debate saw the two candidates, Kamala Harris and Mike Pence, clash on issues such as healthcare and the economy.
- The disaster relief efforts are ongoing, with many areas still recovering from the devastating effects of recent natural disasters.
- The Justice Department argues that former President Donald Trump should still face trial for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, despite the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity.
- The court filing claims that Trump's actions were not official acts, and therefore he does not have immunity.
- The case is ongoing, with a trial potentially set to begin in the coming months.
- The Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity has been criticized by some as a narrow interpretation of the law.
- The political news landscape is dominated by the aftermath of the vice presidential debate and the ongoing disaster relief efforts.
- The debate saw the two candidates, Kamala Harris and Mike Pence, clash on issues such as healthcare and the economy.
- The disaster relief efforts are ongoing, with many areas still recovering from the devastating effects of recent natural disasters.