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Supreme Court rejects alleged 9/11 mastermind’s attempt to revive plea deal
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two others accused of plotting the terrorist attacks are scheduled to go on trial in 2028 and could face the death penalty.
What the coverage shows
All three outlets focus on the Supreme Court rejecting or declining to hear the appeal over the plea deal, and all identify Khalid Sheikh Mohammed as the central figure. CBS News is the only one to mention the plea deal was reached with military prosecutors and later revoked by the Biden administration. The Hill alone adds that the three men are awaiting trial at Guantánamo Bay and names two alleged accomplices in its extract.
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