Friday Executive News Summary
A good day at SCOTUS, federal executions suspended, 850,000 jobs added, and more.
A Good Day for Free Speech and Free Elections
Supreme Court upholds Arizona voter fraud protections (Fox News) | President Biden blasts the decision but his own administration supported it (Daily Wire)
Supreme Court strikes down California’s donor disclosure requirement for charities (ABC News)
SCOTUS enters summer recess with uncertainty over whether another bench vacancy is imminent (Fox News)
Government & Politics
Attorney General Merrick Garland suspends federal executions (NBC News)
Liz Cheney naturally joins Dems on January 6 select committee, defying McCarthy threat (Politico)
Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg pleads not guilty (The Hill)
“Simply preposterous”: Media fall in line with White House claim Republicans want to defund police (Fox News)
Around the Nation
U.S. added 850,000 jobs in June vs. 706,000 estimate (CNBC)
BSA offers to compensate sexual abuse victims in historic $850 million bankruptcy settlement (USA Today)
Governor Gavin Newsom recall vote set for September 14 (Fox News)
California homicides jumped 31% last year (Fox News)
Judge orders Minneapolis to hire more police officers (Fox News)
Forty percent of San Francisco residents plan to leave due to quality of life (Washington Examiner)
Other Notables
U.S. hands Bagram Airfield to Afghans after nearly 20 years (AP)
J.D. Vance joins already chaotic Ohio Senate primary (Politico)
New poll shows how Trump surged with women and Hispanics (Politico)
Closing Arguments
Policy: How we can fix our “Made in China” problem (The Dispatch)
Policy: Biden can checkmate Iranian influence in Iraq (AEI)
Satire: Kamala Harris removes racist white stripes from U.S. flag in time for 4th of July (Genesius Times)
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