Newsela - PRO/CON: Should Congress base Electoral College on popular vote?
Newsela - The Electoral College has been divisive since day one
Newsela - How the Great Compromise and Electoral College affect politics today
Newsela - Opinion: Understanding America’s Electoral College
Newsela - Primary Sources: Hamilton and the Electoral College, Federalist Paper 68
National Popular Vote Interstate Compact - Wikipedia
Newsela - Pro-Trump mob storms U.S. Capitol in bid to overturn election
Newsela - Lawmakers openly discuss ousting Trump, possible impeachment
Newsela - House Democrats introduce article of impeachment against Trump
Newsela Answers: Five questions about impeachment
Newsela - Trump impeached for historic second time after Capitol attack
D.C. activates National Guard for Stop the Steal protests Tuesday, Wednesday - The Washington Post
Barr Told Prosecutors to Consider Sedition Charges for Protest Violence
Capitol riots: Pro-Trump protesters storm the US legislature - in pictures - BBC News
Photos: Trump supporters storm US Capitol in protest of election certification - Vox
Amazon Court Filing Includes Chilling Death Threats Published on Parler
This topic connects to the interdisciplinary project related to monuments. The response to this PBAT question could connect multiple topics, including the response to the coronavirus, his involvement in the Capitol attack/insurrection, treatment of economic issues, etc., and would involve exploring the importance of monuments and why Trump may or may not be worthy of remembrance. The article below explains the proposed law that would prohibit naming federal properties after Trump, but additional sources would need to be collected from other topics.
The Hill - Rep. Joaquin Castro wants to prevent federal buildings, property being named after Trump