Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton.

The Supreme Court today said it will take up the Trump administration's effort to restrict birthright citizenship.

NPR's Martin Costi reports the High Court could upend more than a century's tradition of automatic citizenship for people born on U.S. soil.

On his first day back in office, President Trump signed an order withholding citizenship

from babies born to non-U.S. citizens in the country illegally or on a temporary visa.

The White House says such situations should not be covered by the 14th Amendment,

which grants citizenship to people born in the country.

Ohio State law professor Sazar Huatema Garcia Hernandez

says it's a momentous case. One that has ramifications that are hard to fathom to rewrite

the way in which citizenship has been conceived of for several generations.

So far, lower courts have disagreed with Trump's stance and blocked implementation of his order.

Martin Costi and PR News.

Netflix has struck a deal to buy Warner Brothers Discovery, the Hollywood giant behind Harry Potter and HBO Max.

The $72 billion deal would bring together two of the biggest players in television and film and potentially reshape the entertainment industry.

The merger would put two of the world's biggest streaming services under the same ownership.

But as NPR's David Fulkenflick reports, it still needs to be approved by regulators.

This will trigger an extraordinary degree of scrutiny in Washington, even in Donald Trump's

Washington.

And that's because both on the merits, this would be an extraordinary consolidation of like-minded

properties.

There are ways in which you can interpret that more narrowly.

But nonetheless, on its face, it would seem to

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