The Supreme Court strikes down President Trump's birthright citizenship order as the term concludes.

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   Supreme Court

   Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order

   In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court has ruled against President Trump's executive order attempting to restrict birthright citizenship. Chief Justice John Roberts authored the majority opinion, affirming the 14th Amendment's protections.

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   Trade

   U.S. Declines to Extend USMCA Trade Deal

   The Trump administration has opted not to extend the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement by today's deadline. The decision pushes the trilateral trade pact into a series of annual reviews.

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   White House

   President Trump Dedicates Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library

   President Trump is in Medora, North Dakota, today to attend the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. The event is part of the 'Freedom 250' celebration honoring America's upcoming semiquincentennial.

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   Congress

   Bipartisan Lawmakers Urge Condemnation of China's Ethnic Unity Law

   A bipartisan coalition of House lawmakers is calling on the State Department to strongly condemn China's new 'Ethnic Unity Law,' which takes effect today. Representatives warn the law is a tool for forced assimilation of minority groups.

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   Student Loans

   New Federal Student Loan Rules Take Effect

   New federal regulations for student loans officially go into effect today, July 1st. The updated rules mark the resumption of involuntary collections on defaulted student loans after a prolonged pause.

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   Supreme Court

   Supreme Court Upholds State Laws on Women's Sports

   Wrapping up its term, the Supreme Court has upheld state laws designed to protect women's sports categories. The decision was issued among a flurry of rulings on the final day of the session.