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Some of the Biden administration's top domestic priorities, from cracking down on power-plant pollution to bringing back net neutrality, are on shakier legal footing after a Supreme Court decision shifted power away from federal agencies.
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Conservative legal scholars say the Supreme Court's Trump immunity decision isn't conservative
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Taiwan says it backed down from retrieving one of its fishing vessels seized by China to avoid escalation
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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Takes Back Control
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‘None of these will survive’: The Supreme Court’s immunity decision may kill all the criminal cases against Trump
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NBA trade rumors: Can the Warriors actually pry Lauri Markkanen away from the Jazz?
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At least 6 dead after powerful Hurricane Beryl tears through Caribbean
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Some Mississippi legislative districts dilute Black voting power and must be redrawn, judges say
Three federal judges are telling Mississippi to redraw some of its legislative districts, saying the current ones dilute the power of Black voters. -
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Eye Opener: The White House pushes back against growing calls for Biden to step down
The White House pushes back against growing calls for President Biden to step aside. Also, Hurricane Beryl now threatens Jamaica as a Category 4 storm. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener.Joe Biden
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