It's Wednesday, June 28th, and no, your state lawmakers aren't above the law.

We start here.

In a decision that had the power to rewrite the rules of democracy, the Supreme Court

smacks down rogue state houses.

Big, strong rejection of legislatures as law-free zones.

Constitutional lawyers were wondering if elections would ever be the same.

We'll talk to an expert about this ruling.

Jeffrey Epstein did kill himself, says the U.S. government.

It just wasn't possible that anyone else was there at the time.

But a new federal report says this could have been prevented.

And first came marriage equality.

The next legal battle could be fertility equality.

They're reinforcing the idea that gay men are not fit to be parents.

Science has evolved, but gay couples say their health insurers haven't.

From ABC News, this is Stark Here.

I'm Brad Milky.

When you look back to January 6th of 2021, and that period of weeks where President Trump

was actively trying to remain empowered, despite clearly losing the vote, we often think about

Capitol Police trying to defend the building, the bloodshed at the doors.

Then, once it was cleared, those lawmakers who walked back into the chambers to certify

the election results.

As we reconvene tonight, let us remember, in the end, all this mob has really accomplished

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