Supreme court sides with Texas marijuana user who wants to own a firearm in latest case expanding gun rights – live

In a rare unanimous ruling, the court backed a challenge to Texas gun laws by siding with Ali Danial Hemani

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And that’s all the supreme court is giving us for now, folks. JD Vance is due to hold the White House press briefing at the top of the hour, where he will no doubt face questions on the details of the deal with Iran the president signed last night at Versailles – a deal which some of Trump’s allies are already seeking to pin on the vice-president.

Though that could end up being very much to Vance’s advantage. “Without question, the biggest potential political liability Vance had was the unpopularity of the war in Iran,” one person close to the White House who supports the deal told Politico last night. “So it’s fascinating to watch his biggest enemies in the GOP unwittingly inoculate him from that liability by branding him as responsible for the peace deal.”