NPR News: 06-30-2026 2AM EDT
Summary
The Supreme Court issued rulings on birthright citizenship, upholding Mississippi’s mail-in ballot laws, and allowing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to remain in her post. President Trump criticized the housing bill and demanded passage of his Save America Act, while U.S.-Iran talks remain uncertain after recent strikes. Additionally, the San Francisco Archdiocese agreed to a $395 million clergy abuse settlement, and Trump nominated Keith Sonderling as labor secretary.
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Supreme Court to decide on birthright citizenship
Court upholds Mississippi mail-in ballot law
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook retains job
Trump hesitates on bipartisan housing bill
U.S. and Iran announce potential talks in Qatar
San Francisco Archdiocese settles abuse claims
Trump nominates Keith Sonderling as Labor Secretary
Asian stocks rebound after tech sell-off
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