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5 min readThis NPR News Now bulletin covers Supreme Court arguments on a Trump executive order challenging birthright citizenship, the president's remarks on Iran and NATO amid escalating tensions, a new order restricting mail-in voting, and briefer updates on Boeing, Washington State's income tax, and the start of Passover.
Supreme Court Arguments on Birthright Citizenship
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on President Trump's executive order seeking to deny birthright citizenship to children born in the U.S. to parents who are illegally present or temporarily in the country, such as through visas. The order directly challenges the 14th Amendment's citizenship clause. Challengers argue it violates the Constitution's plain text.
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- 1 (00:00) **Supreme Court Oral Arguments on Birthright Citizenship** - Trump challenges 14th Amendment via executive order denying citizenship to children of migrants.
- 2 (01:18) **Trump to Address Nation on Iran War** - Claims Iran's leadership seeks ceasefire if Strait of Hormuz reopens for oil shipments.
- 3 (01:44) **Trump Floats US Pullout from NATO** - Calls alliance a "paper tiger" in Telegraph interview, reiterated to Reuters.
- 4 (02:02) **Executive Order Restricts Mail-in Voting** - Aims to limit ballots to verified US citizen lists; Oregon, Arizona pledge challenges.
- 5 (02:50) **Trump-Backed Voting Overhaul Bill Stalled** - Legislation stuck in Senate amid constitutional debates.
- 6 (03:02) **DOJ Advances Criminal Case Against Boeing** - Stems from two fatal crashes killing 346; prior deal avoided prosecution.
- 7 (03:25) **Washington State Passes First Income Tax** - Targets incomes over $1M, expected to raise $3B annually for families, schools, childcare.
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