John Bickley

This is the big birthright citizenship case.

What do we need to know going into this?

And what arguments do the two sides in this raise?

What about the precedent involved here?

What are the two sides citing?

I guess the big question here, what's at stake in this case?

How broad could this go?

How narrow could this ruling go?

Is there anything that might keep the court from deciding the more wide-reaching constitutional questions here and keep this more limited?

Once again, as we have tracked with you guys over the last few months, the court is taking on major cases.

Another one here with this birthright citizenship case.

Thank you so much, Jim, for joining us.

Always happy to chat.

The confirmation from U.S.

officials came after Iranian state media said early this morning that Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps shot down a U.S.

F-15 fighter jet over the southern Tehran province.

Reports indicate that at least one pilot has been recovered, while the search for the other continues.

The regime-controlled media also

also published photos online appearing to show parts of a jet, and an Iranian state broadcaster told residents of the province to capture the, quote, enemy's pilot or pilots and hand them over to Iranian forces for a reward.

Israeli journalist Amit Segal reported that the United States has activated, quote, large forces as part of a search and rescue operation.