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former President Donald Trump's election interference trial in Washington is

now uncertain. That's after the US Supreme Court agreed to review a

central issue in the case. NPR's Carrie Johnson reports there may not be enough

time for joy to hear the case before the November election. The Supreme Court says it will decide whether a former president should get immunity from prosecution for official acts while in the White House.

The justices will schedule arguments in the case for the week of April 22nd.

It's not clear when the court might issue a ruling

or whether the justices might raise new questions

for the district judge to consider.

That means Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner to consider. That means Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner,

to return to the White House,

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