Donald Trump was granted a temporary injunction over the release of documents on the US Capitol attack. Plus, how gerrymandering rigs elections
Good morning.
Donald Trump has succeeded in an 11th-hour attempt to temporarily stay the release of sensitive White House records on the US Capitol attack.
What is Trump doing? Delaying. The Democrat-led committee may have to finish its investigation before next year’s midterms, in which Republicans are tipped to take control of the US House.
When is the hearing? The court will hear oral arguments on 30 November.
Who are the judges? The DC circuit court chooses three judges at random to consider the appeal: it will be Patricia Millett, Robert Wilkins and Ketanji Brown Jackson.
How many committed to phasing out coalmining? More than 40 countries signed up to the pledge, excluding the US, China and India. The latter two combined burn about two-thirds of the world’s coal, and the US still generates about a fifth of its electricity from it.
Meanwhile, delegates from countries where the climate emergency is already “an everyday reality” have spoken about how they are affected by anxiety over the looming disaster.
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