U.S. Supreme Court hears Trump's immunity case
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Supreme Court to hear high-stakes arguments on Trump’s presidential immunity in criminal case: Live
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The Supreme Court’s decision in Trump’s immunity case could take a sledgehammer to our national security
Imagine a large group of activists assembled outside the White House, peacefully protesting a recent decision by the president. They are waving signs denouncing the new policy, holding banners demanding change and chanting slogans about that president. As their numbers begin to swell, as their voices grow louder, the president issues an order to military commanders: Take them out. Our military leadership would then be faced with an impossible choice. They’d either have to follow the clearly...