NTD Good Morning (June 28): SCOTUS Rules on Federal Election Theory; Dueling GOP Presidential Campaign Events in New Hampshire

A Supreme Court decision on June 28 preserves court authority over congressional district map disputes. It settles a years-long debate, with many suggesting the decision is a vital protection against gerrymandering.

There were dueling campaign events in New Hampshire as former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis squared off in the Granite State on June 28. We have the details.

A federal watchdog reports that fraudsters potentially swindled the government out of over $200 billion in COVID-19 relief funds.

Topics in this episode include:

1. Trump, DeSantis Hold Dueling Campaign Events
2. New York Now a Trans Youth ‘Safe Haven’
3. Gov. Hochul Signs New York’s ‘Safe Haven’ Law
4. CA Bill Instructs Kids Where to Have an Abortion
5. SCOTUS Rejects Independent State Legislature Theory
6. Breakdown of SCOTUS Election Rules Case: Expert
7. Senate Releases Report on Jan. 6 Failures
8. $200 Billion Potentially Stolen From COVID-19 Programs
9. DOJ Releases Report on Death of Jeffrey Epstein
10. Conservationists, Tribes Fight Against Nevada Mine
11. US Imposes Sanctions Over Wagner Group Ties
12. Russian General Had Prior Knowledge of Mutiny: Report
13. US Considers New Curb on AI Chips to China: WSJ
14. Nikki Haley Outlines China Policy
15. Shein Invites Influencers to Tour Factory in China
16. Death Toll Rises to 9 in Russian Attack
17. NASCAR Driver’s In-Laws Found Shot to Death
18. Actor Julian Sands Found Dead
19. UK Ill-Prepared for Pandemic: Former Minister
20. Deadly Heatwave Continues, Impacting Millions
21. States Clamp Down on Freight Trains
22. Google Violates Its Own Ad Standards: Report
23. Costco Cracks Down on Membership Sharing
24. Estate Planning: Who Gets What After You Die?
25. Stand-Up Comedian Earns Guinness World Record
26. Meet the New Superman and Lois Lane