It's Friday, June 27th.
I'm Jane Coaston, and this is What a Day,
the show that says happy 10 year plus one day anniversary of Obergefell v. Hodges,
the Supreme Court case that legalized marriage equality in all 50 states.
Today, marriage equality has a 68% approval rating in the United States.
And if that's not surprising or amazing to you in any way,
go find an older LGBTQ person and ask them.
On today's show,
Defense Secretary Pete Hickseth whines about news outlets not towing the White House line on the success of the Iran strikes,
and Republicans face another major setback on their big, beautiful bill.
But let's start with the Supreme Court.
The justices say today is going to be the last day of the current term, and boy howdy,
they've set themselves up to release a lot of big decisions in just one day.
As of this morning,
we're expecting decisions in a case challenging President Donald Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship.
The justices aren't specifically deciding the birthright citizenship part of the case right now,
but they are expected to weigh in on how much power lower court judges have to block orders like these from going into effect nationwide.
We're also expecting opinions on a big voting rights case out of Louisiana,
a case about porn and age verification from Texas,
There is an Obamacare challenge and a case about LGBTQ books in schools.