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The Supreme Court upholds the power of state courts to oversee federal elections.

Today's decision says that,

Yes, those provisions can be enforced by state courts.

There's no federal prohibition on enforcing election protection provisions

inside state constitutions.

And the Justice Department's watchdog issues a scathing report on the U.S. federal prison system.

Plus, the U.S. sanctions the Wagner Group's gold and diamond companies in Africa.

It's Tuesday, June 27th.

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