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That decision “did not invalidate” the section that Trump is charged under “or elevate basic pleading requirements, and the defendant fails to identify any pleading flaw in the superseding indictment warranting its dismissal,” Smith writes.

“Moreover, the defendant’s motion ignores entirely that the case against him includes allegations that he and his co-conspirators sought to create and use false evidence—fraudulent electoral certificates—as a means of obstructing the certification proceeding,” which the Supreme Court’s ruling “expressly” says are protected under the section of law Trump is charged.

“Finally, the defendant’s half-hearted arguments” against conspiracy charges “likewise lack merit.”

Here’s some background on the Supreme Court ruling on which Trump is trying to leverage his case for dismissal:

At a town hall event with Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner in Georgia recorded on Tuesday, Trump was asked about the remarks he had made in a sit-down interview with the network’s Maria Bartiromo on Sunday.

Read on to see what he had to say when confronted with his remarks, widely understood as fascist. The full town hall will be played on Fox News at 11am ET — we’ll bring you the highlights.

Here’s Rhian Lubin’s report.

Here’s James Liddell with more on Colin Allred’s fiery debate stage attacks on Lyin’ Ted.

The Nebraska Supreme Court orders the secretary of state to immediately carry out a new state law that gives people convicted of felony crimes their right to vote back once they complete their sentence.

This could be a very big deal in a state with tight races on November 5.

The admired singer-songwriter has said it amounts to “blasphemy” that Trump played his version of the Leonard Cohen classic “Hallelujah” at his bizarre collective singalong in Oaks, Pennsylvania, this week.

Josh Marcus has more on Wainwright’s understandable outrage.

The Republican candidate was trounced in his birth state in the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections but there are still a number of reasons why he might want to try to pack out the iconic New York venue, writes Josh Marcus.

A majority of Hispanic voters believe there is a crisis at the US southern border and the candidates’ stances on immigration will be key in how they decide to cast their vote.

Alicja Hagopian has more.

The former Houser speaker says she considers Donald Trump’s name a swear word and, because she is Catholic, refuses to let it cross her lips.

I mean, what can you say at this point?

Trump’s weird playlist session in Pennsylvania on Monday night was always going to provide a field day for the late-night comics and Colbert certainly enjoyed himself immensely reliving the run from “Ave Maria” to “Memory” by way of James Brown, Sinead O’Connor and The Village People.

Katie Hawkinson was watching.