June 10, 2024: Jury Begins Deliberations in Hunter Biden's Trial, Donald Trump Attends Pre-Sentencing Hearing, Supreme Court to Hear Facebook's Data Breach Case, and More.

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Jordan Berman

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🗓️ 10 June 2024

⏱️ 15 minutes

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1. Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case Stemming from Facebook/Cambridge Analytica Data Breach (0:33)2. Defense and Prosecution Present Closing Arguments in Hunter Biden's Firearm Trial; Jury Begins Deliberations (6:36)3. Trump Attends Pre-Sentencing Interview With Probation Officer Ahead of July 11th Sentencing Date (10:43)4. Quick Hitters: Apple Announces New "Apple Intelligence," UN Security Council Approves US Resolution for Permanent Ceasefire, Trump Says He'll Nix Taxes on Tips (12:45)Watch this episode on YouTube.Follow Jordan on Instagram and TikTok.All sources for this episode can be found here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome back to Unbias.
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0:06.0	Welcome back to Unbias.
0:08.0	Today is Monday June 10th and this is your daily news rundown.
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0:27.8	you're not already. Without further ado, let's get into today's today's stories.
0:33.1	This morning started off with a release of orders
0:36.0	from Supreme Court justices, including
0:38.6	the acceptance of a case called Facebook
0:40.6	versus Amalgamated bank.
0:43.0	As a refresher, orders are different than opinions
0:45.7	in that orders are very brief.
0:47.8	Oftentimes, they don't come with any notes at all
0:50.7	from the justices and typically just grant or deny certain requests of the court.
0:55.2	Opinions on the other hand are actual decisions from the justices in cases that they've heard
1:01.5	and also the rationale behind those decisions.
1:05.1	With opinions, we know how each justice ruled, whereas with orders justices rarely
1:09.7	publicize how they voted on any given order.
1:12.5	So today was an order day.
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