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The Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, but allows states to ban men from women's sports.

Plus, politicians in Paris say American air conditioning use is to blame for Europe's heat wave.

I'm Georgia Howe. John is out this week. It's Tuesday, June 30th, and this is Evening Wire.

The Supreme Court issued its final opinions of the term today that covers some of the most controversial issues in the U.S.

Daily Wire contributor Tim Pierce has the breakdown of the rulings.

In a blow to the Trump administration, the court protected a definition of birthright citizenship that includes the children of illegal aliens as long as they are born on U.S. soil.

The Trump administration had challenged that view and

argued that the 14th Amendment did not include the children of illegal aliens and temporary

immigrants. A separate ruling from the High Court handed a win to female athletes. The court

ruled that states like West Virginia and Idaho can ban boys and men from competing in female

sports events. And in its final decision of the day,

the court ruled against Vice President J.D. Vance. His case was a challenge to campaign finance

rules that limit how much a national political party can spend in coordination with individual

candidates. The court chose not to hear the president's case against columnist E. Jean Carroll.

The ruling means Trump now must

pay the $5 million penalty he's been fighting since 2022. Trump appealed to the Supreme Court after a

federal jury found him liable for defamation and sexual assault against Carol. The columnist had

brought the case against Trump in 2022 under a New York law that temporarily allowed

civil suits on a sexual assault claim passed the statute of limitations. The Supreme Court's

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