On the two-year anniversary of the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision, President Joe Biden criticized former President Donald Trump for his role in allowing states to ban abortion. Biden highlighted the impact of the ruling, which has led to 14 states implementing total abortion bans and 27 others restricting the procedure after a certain number of weeks of gestation, according to the Guttmacher Institute. Biden blamed Trump for the current situation, describing it as a "nightmare" that can be attributed solely to the former president's actions. Trump, on the other hand, continued his campaign strategy of targeting inner cities, holding a rally in Philadelphia where he focused on blaming undocumented migrants for crime, regardless of the facts. Meanwhile, support for same-sex marriage, protected by both a Supreme Court ruling and a recently passed federal law, remains high overall, although it is declining among Republicans, according to a new Gallup poll. While neither the House nor the Senate are in session today, the House will reconvene tomorrow with its Republican majority concentrating on passing spending bills that may include right-wing demands to be used as bargaining tools with the Democrats.

Laura Morris, a survivor of domestic abuse, expressed relief and gratitude following a recent Supreme Court ruling that prohibits abusers from possessing firearms. Describing the decision as "personal," Morris shared that she will now be able to sleep better knowing that her abuser is no longer allowed to have a gun. This ruling marks a significant step towards protecting survivors of domestic violence and preventing further harm.

The Supreme Court has made a decision against a woman from California who claimed that her rights were infringed upon when immigration officials denied entry to her husband. The decision was based, in part, on the interpretation of her husband's tattoos.