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He contended the war is a success and that it will end after another round.

Now, the president had previously threatened to hit power plants if Iran failed to open the Strait of Hormuz.

Now that Trump has abandoned that goal and said it was other countries' problem, it is unclear what deal he wants from Iran.

The Supreme Court has questioned the lawyers in a case on birthright citizenship.

The court heard a challenge to the long-settled meaning of the Constitution's 14th Amendment.

NPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg also went to watch the arguments.

Nina, good morning.

Good morning.

How important was it that the president himself came to watch?

And they're putting questions to John Sauer,

The Solicitor General of the United States, who's arguing for the government, arguing for Trump, what was the policy he was trying to defend?

Okay, so sharp questions for the government.

What about when the other side had its turn?

So we've heard the lawyers.

A majority would be against the government then.

Nina, thanks so much.

Thank you.

That's NPR's Nina Totenberg, who has reported for decades on the Supreme Court.

Now, here's a matter where you can be the judge.

You can decide.