No, Samuel Alito Has Not Retired From The Supreme Court—False Story Goes Viral
Alito has not announced his retirement as of Tuesday morning.
New Jersey’s Tom Kean Makes Congress Return After Nearly 4 Months—Discloses Depression Diagnosis
Kean, who last voted in March, earlier said he was addressing a “personal medical issue.”
Trump Can’t Restrict Birthright Citizenship, Supreme Court Rules
Trump has previously claimed a ruling against him would be “not Economically sustainable for the United States of America.”
Job Openings Settled Near 2-Year High In May—But Hiring Slowed
Recent federal data has indicated positive growth in the job market.
‘Extreme’ Heat Warnings Issued Across Midwest And East Coast
New York and Chicago could both see heat index values reach up to 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
Supreme Court Will Rule On Birthright Citizenship Today—After Trump’s Opposed It For More Than 10 Years
The president has opposed automatic citizenship by birth since his first presidential run.
Buffett Delays Annual Gift To Gates Foundation Amid Scrutiny Over Epstein Ties, Report Says
Buffett has been making an annual midyear donation to fellow billionaire Bill Gates’ philanthropic group for two decades.
Trump Demands ‘Immediate’ Drop In Gas Prices To Around $2.50—National Average At $3.85
The president blamed gas retailers for elevated prices at the pump—which were driven up by the Iran War—and argued they should fall immediately, in line with crude oil futures.
In Photos: ‘Strawberry Moon’ Lights Up Night Sky Around The World
June’s strawberry moon rose worldwide on June 29 to become the first full moon of summer, the lowest-hanging of the year and the second-smallest.
Supreme Court Justices Disclose Millions From Publishers, Law Schools
One justice also received free concert tickets from Bad Bunny’s record label.