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Good. To land.co.uk. Dizance apply. Good morning. I'm Taylor Wilson, and today is Friday, June 27, 2025. This is USA Today's The Excert.

Today, the Supreme Court sides with South Carolina in an effort to cut Planned Parenthood funding.

Plus Trump's passport policy was lifted, but some transgender Americans are still in the dark.

And we hear about a new F1 movie out today.

The Supreme Court has sided with South Carolina in its effort to deprive Planned Parenthood of public funding.

I spoke with USA Today, Supreme Court correspondent Maureen Gropi, to learn more.

Thanks for up and on, Maureen.

Happy to do it.

So starting here, how did the High Court side with South Carolina and what did the majority argue?

This case was about Medicaid's requirement that people on Medicaid can choose their doctor if their doctor is qualified.

And South Carolina said Planned Parenthood isn't a qualified Medicaid provider because it provides abortions.

The Supreme Court wasn't deciding whether or not Planned Parenthood is qualified.

They were deciding whether a patient has a right to challenge the state's decision that it's not

qualified. And the majority said they do not have that right. This is an ideologically divided

court. What did we hear from the dissenting justices? Yeah, you're right. The decision broke

along ideological lines with the court's six conservatives on one side and the three liberals on the

other. Justice Kantanji Brown Jackson

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