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The Supreme Court issued multiple rulings on June 30, 2026, including invalidating most of Trump's global tariffs, blocking his attempt to fire Lisa Cook, and striking down a conversion therapy ban in Colorado.

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The Supreme Court issued multiple rulings on June 30, 2026, including invalidating most of Trump's global tariffs, blocking his attempt to fire Lisa Cook, and striking down a conversion therapy ban in Colorado.

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  1. New Gallup polls and dropping Republican approval rates follow SC rulings against Trump's orders.1 source
  2. Supreme Court reversed and remanded Lisa Cook's case regarding her appointment due process claim against the president.Sub-event
  3. The Supreme Court issued rulings on West Virginia v BPJ and campaign finance issues against Donald Trump on June 30, 2026.Sub-event
  4. A Supreme Court ruling on June 30, 2026, was interpreted as benefiting China, while Trump criticized the ruling regarding citizenship, and CNN shared the decision document.Sub-event
  5. The Supreme Court issued multiple rulings on June 30, 2026, including invalidating most of Trump's global tariffs, blocking his attempt to fire Lisa Cook, and striking down a conversion therapy ban in Colorado.Sub-event
  6. Kathy Jennings filed lawsuits against the administration, and the court ruled on Trump administration's executive orders.Sub-event
  7. The Supreme Court ruled against President Trump's executive order, interpreting the U.S. Constitution regarding jurisdiction.Sub-event
  8. SC rules on tariffs, firing attempt against Lisa Cook, and Colorado law.1 source
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  1. Supreme Court rules on Trump/Cook firing rights; other courts rule on Humphrey's Executor and Carroll appeal.1 source

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