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The Morning Dispatch: SCOTUS Goes Out With a Bang

Plus: A turn in the tide of Tigray's civil war and fraud charges against the Trump Organization.

By The Dispatch Staff

Jul 2, 2021

Happy Friday! A couple pieces of housekeeping before we started:

Given the federal holiday, there will be no TMD on Monday. We hope you have a wonderful and safe Fourth of July weekend, and we’ll see you right back in your inbox on Tuesday.
After 458 days of data collection, we’re officially retiring the COVID-19 chart. We hope you found it served its purpose: Keeping you up-to-date on the constantly evolving shape of the pandemic. May it rest in peace.

Quick Hits: Today’s Top Stories

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Thursday to uphold two Arizona voting restrictions that prohibit ballot harvesting and require residents to vote in-precinct. Democratic and activist groups had challenged the laws, alleging they disproportionately affected Arizona’s minority populations.

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