Tonight historic news from the Supreme Court, the justices will take up

Donald Trump's immunity claim what today's decision means for Jack Smith's timeline

and the election. And Senate Republicans block a measure to protect IVF treatments amid growing

backlash from the Alabama Supreme Court's decision.

Then, Mitch McConnell's departure from leadership

as Congress kicks the can down the road on funding the government

again

as the 11th hour gets underway on this Wednesday night. Good evening once again, I'm Stephanie Rule.

We are now 251 days away from the election, and we begin this evening with major news from

the Supreme Court. Donald Trump has officially succeeded in at least delaying

another one of his criminal cases.

The Supreme Court will hear his appeal over presidential immunity

in the federal election interference case in April.

Earlier this month, a panel of circuit court judges ruled against Trump, but did give him the chance to ask the Supreme

Court to take up the case.

Here's my colleague Laura Jarrett with more.

Tonight the US Supreme Court deciding to weigh in on a critical issue that could make or break the Special Council's case against former President Trump.

Agreeing to decide whether Mr. Trump must be shielded from prosecution by claiming presidential immunity

for the acts he took leading up to January 6.

Those acts, the basis for the criminal election interference case he's now facing in federal court.

The move further delaying any trial in the case likely for months, and if Mr. Trump wins,

the charges would be dismissed.

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