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Court stakes the “vampire rule.” Carry rights don’t need an invitation.
Supreme Court, 6-3, strikes down Hawaii’s rule requiring express permission to carry on private property open to the public (Wolford v. Lopez).
The label wins. Lawsuits lose.
Supreme Court, 7-2, says federal pesticide law blocks state failure‑to‑warn suits over Roundup, curbing many cases.
Two earthquakes, one big test of neighbors.
Back‑to‑back 7.2 and 7.5 quakes hit Venezuela; significant casualties reported as aid efforts ramp up.
Congress builds a housing deal. The signing gets benched.
Bipartisan housing bill clears Congress; Trump cancels the signing and links it to separate election legislation.
World Cup at home: America advances, then hosts primetime.
USMNT advances after 2–0 over Australia; final group match is tonight.
Cold War files reopened: property fights head to court.
Supreme Court, 6-3, says Exxon can sue Cuban state companies over property seized after the revolution (Helms‑Burton Act).
New York sends a signal: the left lane is open.
Mamdani‑backed candidates notch surprise wins in NYC House primaries, defeating establishment‑backed rivals.
Human rights vs. the courthouse door.
Supreme Court ends suit alleging Cisco aided China’s persecution of Falun Gong, limiting Alien Tort Statute claims.
Religious liberty meets the fine print.
Supreme Court, 6-3, rules a Rastafarian ex‑inmate can’t sue prison officials for money damages under RLUIPA after his dreadlocks were cut.
Happy 250th, America. The fireworks — and the arguments — start now.
Trump kicks off “Freedom 250” on the National Mall; organizers plan a major July 4 show amid criticism over the event’s tone.
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