It's Friday, June 14th, and the justices that overturned Roe just protected the abortion

pill.

We start here.

In a unanimous verdict, the Supreme Court says this isn't the way to ban Miffopristone.

The court decided that the individuals who brought this lawsuit didn't have the legal right to do that.

But did they also just lay out a roadmap to ban it successfully?

Meanwhile, the Justice Department takes on the Phoenix PD.

This is one instance where we can't count on the police to police themselves.

The disturbing allegations in a city

with one of the highest police shooting rates

in the nation.

And there's a difference between protesting

and threatening strangers.

Raise your hands of your Zionist. Raise your hands up your Zionist.

Raise your hands of your Zionist.

My concerns about anti-Semitism could result in a New York mask ban.

From ABC News, this is Start Here, I'm Brad Milkie.

It's June.

It's June, which means the Supreme Court is finally releasing its opinions and all these cases they've been hearing for the last several months.

And often as the days go on in this period, the cases get bigger, often more divisive. After all, it was a late June day a couple

years ago when Roe v. Wade was overturned. So it might have been surprising yesterday

morning when we learned a different ruling about abortion, this time specifically

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