As other headlines, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced today that she will not run for

re-election next year.

The 85-year-old became the first woman to serve as House Speaker in 2007.

She was elected to the role for a second time in January of 2019.

In a video message, Pelosi spoke directly to her constituents in San Francisco, the city she's represented

for nearly four decades in Congress.

I say to my colleagues in the House all the time, no matter what title they have bestowed

upon me, speaker, leader, whip, there has been no greater honor for me than to stand

on the House floor and say,

I speak for the people of San Francisco.

Pelosi gave up her leadership post three years ago, but remains a powerful force in her party as Speaker

Emerita. She's also been a frequent target of Republicans, including President Trump.

The Supreme Court is letting the Trump administration

block transgender and non-binary people

from choosing their own gender identity on passports for now.

The decision pauses a lower court order

that required the government to let people choose

male, female, or X on their passports as a lawsuit on the matter plays

out. In an unsigned ruling, the court's majority wrote that, quote, displaying passport

holders sex at birth no more offends equal protection principles than displaying their country of birth.

The ACLU called the decision a heartbreaking setback for the freedom of all people to be themselves.

In Texas, officials say a defensive player for the Dallas Cowboys, 24-year-old Marshawn Neeland, was found dead today of an apparent suicide.

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