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Today, we're talking about the Supreme Court's final decisions of the 2024- 2025 term.

President Trump ending trade negotiations with Canada, the SMP 500's record high

close on Friday, and other top news from Monday, June 30th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the pour over today.

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In all of our deeds, God looks at the intention, whether we do it for his

sake or for the sake of some other intention. Maximus, the confessor. Let's get started

with some espresso shots. The Supreme Court wrapped up its 2024-25 seasonfrey-season Friday, making five decisions before

hanging up the robes and settling their out-of-office until October messages.

The six-to-three conservative majority stuck together for three cases.

Number one. Limiting nationwide injunctions.

Federal district judges can only block national policies for specific plaintiffs who are

directly harmed, not the entire country, meaning the Trump admin can now take steps to implement

its previously blocked plan to end automatic birthright citizenship.

Supporters say it prevents judicial overreach.

Critics warn it weakens checks on executive power.

Number two. School opt-out rights.

Parents in Montgomery County, Maryland, can opt their elementary-aged kids out of

LGBTQ-themed lessons, based on religious grounds,

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