The US Supreme Court does not accept Trump’s attempt to hide data from the assault on the Capitol
The Supreme Court of the United States rejected this Wednesday a request by former President Donald Trump (2017-2021) to keep hidden some 700 documents about the assault on the Capitol on January 6, 2021, in which five people died. The decision of the highest court opens the door for the US National Archives, which have custody of these documents, to deliver them to the House of Representatives committee investigating the event. The exact content of those documents is unknown, but they are allegedly emails, speech drafts and visitation logs that could reveal exactly what happened in the White House during the Capitol storming and the days surrounding it.
In its four-page ruling, the Supreme Court supports the...