Judges in two states will consider lawsuits this week seeking to bar former President Donald Trump from future ballots for his involvement in the January 6 attack on the US Capitol. The lawsuits allege that Trump violated the constitution's insurrection clause by trying to overturn the 2020 election. Proceedings began today in Colorado, where a judge will hear arguments, and will start on Thursday in Minnesota. It is expected that these cases could eventually make their way to the Supreme Court, which is currently dominated by six conservative justices, half of whom were appointed by Trump. If successful, these lawsuits could pose yet another legal challenge for the former president as he continues his presidential run. Trump is already facing four criminal indictments, but is moving ahead with his campaign. Meanwhile, Joe Biden will be focusing on Artificial Intelligence and hosting trick-or-treaters at the White House, and Kamala Harris's recent interview is being promoted by her office. In addition, the conflict in the Gaza Strip continues to escalate.