I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley.

It's Monday, December 5th, and this is your morning wire afternoon update.

The Georgia Senate runoff election will be held tomorrow between incumbent Democratic

Senator Rafael Warnock and Republican candidate Herschel Walker.

Early voting has shattered even more records as more than 1.8 million people have already

voted.

Pulse indicate that the race is still neck and neck.

In Monday, the Supreme Court began oral arguments in 303 Creative vs. Alenis, a case which

revolves around the Colorado Designer Lori Smith, who's challenging the Colorado Anti-Discrimination

Act.

Smith is fighting for the right to create messages consistent with her religious beliefs

and to publish those beliefs on her website.

The case could have far reaching implications for freedom of religion and speech.

Here's just a Samuel Alito questioning Colorado's solicitor general about the specifics

of the law.

Do you think it's fair to equate opposition to same-sex marriage with opposition to

interracial marriage?

Yes, because in how the law applies, not in the discussion with folks, because of course

honorable people have different views on this issue.

The Biden administration announced Friday that it will lift the public health emergency

declaration for monkeypox after a precipitous decline in new cases.

The declaration was issued in August and is set to expire at the end of January.

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