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Good morning. I'm Taylor Wilson, and today is Wednesday, May 7th, 2025. This is the excerpt.

Today, Trump gets some mixed news from the courts, plus we talk about quilting for democracy,

and we're seeing waning support from national brands ahead of Pride Month in June.

Well, there was some good news and bad news from the courts yesterday for President Donald Trump.

In a win for him, the Supreme Court will allow his ban on transgender people serving in the military to take effect while court challenges continue.

The court's three liberal members said they would have rejected the request, and the justices who backed the decision did not identify themselves

or provide an explanation, something typical for action the court takes on emergency appeals.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said the decision is a massive victory, and lawyers

for the transgender service members challenging the ban called it a devastating blow.

Meanwhile, a federal judge yesterday blocked the Trump administration from firing workers and taking other steps to shut down federal agencies that fund museums and libraries,

mediate labor disputes, and support minority-owned businesses.

Trump's executive order targeting the agencies was part of his broader

effort to cut the federal government size and slash spending. Tens of thousands of federal workers

have been fired, placed on leave, or accepted buyouts. American women have long used quilts to send

messages to lawmakers, and that's true in this political moment as well.

I spoke with USA Today, national correspondent Trevor, about quilting for democracy.

Hiya, Trevor. Hey, good to be here.

Always good to have you. So just starting here, who are these quilters?

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