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What did the Supreme Court rule about birthright citizenship and why does it matter?
He calls the ruling preposterous. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. Vice President J.D. Vance reacting after the Supreme Court affirmed birthright citizenship.
The fact that this case was a 5-4 decision effectively means that the concept of birthright citizenship, which is an absurdity to the 14th Amendment, that concept is hanging by a thread.
On Fox's The Ingram Angle, the court rejected an executive order from President Trump that prevented children born in the U.S.
How is the Justice Department responding to birth tourism after the ruling?
to parent in the country illegally or temporarily from becoming citizens. On the heels of the ruling, the Justice Department says it's clamping down on what it calls birth tourism.
In a memo to federal prosecutors, Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald says the DOJ will hold accountable those who engage in unlawful conduct, like false visa applications. A majority of Supreme Court justices blocked an executive order from President Trump that was intended to prevent automatic citizenship to children born in the U.S., the parents in the country, illegally or temporarily. Chief Justice John Roberts concludes the 14th Amendment ensures any person born on U.S. soil is a U.S.
What did the Supreme Court decide about transgender athletes in female sports?
citizen.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. In another key ruling today, justices sided with West Virginia and Ohio, allowing them to ban transgender girls and women from female sports teams. Justice Fred Kavanaugh wrote the majority opinion saying states have an interest in to protect biological females and ensure competitive fairness. The number of dead from last week's earthquakes in Venezuela has grown to more than 1,900 as aid groups warn Venezuela's health care system is near its limit.
Christian aid organization Samaritan's Purse opened its biggest field hospital in La Guaida today. It provides services like x-rays in operating rooms for those injured during the disaster.
Fox's Nate Foy in La Guaida, Venezuela.
How is Venezuela coping after the earthquakes and what aid is being provided?
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Michigan's attorney general has stopped a betting website from operating in her state for the moment.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has gotten a state judge to issue a temporary injunction that prevents Kalshi, a betting site, from doing business with state residents. She argues Kalshi was violating the state's lawful sports betting act, which regulates mobile wagering.
What major state and sports headlines followed, including the Michigan betting injunction and LeBron James' future?
Nestle said the state law exists to shield Michigan residents from unlicensed predatory operators. An official with Koushi said it will comply with the order, but pointed out the company follows federal trading laws, not in-state gaming statutes. The injunction will stand as the case moves through the courts. Colonel Scott, Fox News.
The Trump administration says it will freeze federal funding to New York's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, the state agency responsible for investigating and prosecuting fraud in the government health care program. The Department of Health and Human Services accused the state of not securing enough criminal indictments, and it claims millions of dollars in funding. It would be suspended through at least September 30th. The New York Attorney General's Office disputes that claim, saying it's long recognized as a national leader in effectively investigating and prosecuting Medicaid fraud schemes. A shakeup in the NBA as the Lakers lose future Hall of Famer LeBron James.
The 41-year-old four-time NBA champion, all-time leading scorer, and 22-time All-Star has informed the Los Angeles Lakers that after eight seasons, he's moving on, and that he'll play a 24th season in the NBA in 2026-27. James, who has played more games, more playoff games, more minutes, and who in a Lakers uniform broke the all-time scoring record in 2023, long held by Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, will take his talents elsewhere as a free agent.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What did the Supreme Court rule about birthright citizenship and why does it matter?
0:03–0:32
2
How is the Justice Department responding to birth tourism after the ruling?
0:32–1:11
3
What did the Supreme Court decide about transgender athletes in female sports?
1:11–1:53
4
How is Venezuela coping after the earthquakes and what aid is being provided?
1:53–2:38
5
What major state and sports headlines followed, including the Michigan betting injunction and LeBron James' future?
2:38–4:09