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​A miniature statue of US President Donald Trump in Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada, on June 19, 2025.
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What We’re Watching: US’s Iran decision postponed, Court OK’s Trump’s use of the national guard in LA, Rwanda detains top opposition leader

US President Donald Trump said Thursday that he will decide whether to bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities “in the next two weeks,” a move that re-opens the door to negotiations, but also gives the US more time to position military forces for an operation.

The Supreme Court tackles homeless right to sleep outside
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The Supreme Court tackles homeless right to sleep outside

The Supreme Court is set to issue rulings on government power, including the power of cities to remove homeless encampments and the power of federal agencies to interpret Congress's laws.

Supreme Court will rule on abortion rights once again. What’s at stake now?
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Supreme Court will rule on abortion rights once again. What’s at stake now?

The Supreme Court is set to issue rulings on government power, including the power of cities to remove homeless encampments and the power of federal agencies to interpret Congress's laws.

The US Supreme Court’s “upside-down” logic in Trump immunity case
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The US Supreme Court’s “upside-down” logic in Trump immunity case

During arguments in the Trump immunity case, the conservative justices appeared worried that limiting presidential immunity would restrict executive power too far.

The major Supreme Court decisions to watch for in June
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The major Supreme Court decisions to watch for in June

A look at major Supreme Court rulings expected this year, including former president Donald Trump's legal woes, abortion pills, homeless encampments, the power of federal agencies, and more, with Yale legal scholar Emily Bazelon

Who cares if the Supreme Court justices like each other?
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Who cares if the Supreme Court justices like each other?

Yale legal scholar Emily Bazelon on why she says public faith in the Supreme Court matters deeply, while collegiality amongst justices doesn't really matter at all.

The justice system is broken. Juries still work.
Quick Take

The justice system is broken. Juries still work.

Ian Bremmer's Quick Take: Kyle Rittenhouse is no hero, but that doesn't mean the jury's verdict is illegitimate.