Cecilia Lei
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The Washington Post reflects on how the justices reshape the country's political landscape and beyond.
New financial disclosures reveal how Trump reaped a billion-dollar windfall since returning to office.
And starting today, Medicare will help cover weight-loss drugs.
But there's a catch.
It's Wednesday, July 1st.
I'm Cecilia Ley, in for Shamita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
The Supreme Court just wrapped up a busy year of highly consequential decisions that will not only shape President Trump's agenda, but the country for many years to come.
We spoke with Washington Post reporter Justin Juvenal about some of the most significant rulings and the major questions they've raised.
The court delivered a mixture of blows and wins to the president.
Those blows include his signature tariff policy, his efforts to end birthright citizenship, to limit mail-in voting, and fire a member of the Federal Reserve.
But the president did walk away at the end of the court's term with much more power than he had before.
The court also gave the executive branch authority to fire people at will who work across roughly two dozen independent agencies.
A number of the court's rulings could help Trump's party win elections.
The justices lifted limits on how much political parties can spend on advertising, which Juvenal says could give the Republicans a big boost heading into the midterms.
Democrats tend to raise more money through individual candidates, but the GOP political committees have a much larger war chest, more than $100 million available to spend.
And the court gave Republicans another possible edge in the midterms with its decision on the Voting Rights Act.
Back in April, the court struck down a majority Black congressional district in Louisiana, ruling that its design relied too much on race.
Juvenal says the implications of that ruling could become apparent in November.
Other areas of anti-discrimination law are already seeing an impact from this ruling.
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