Up First from NPR Trump Wins Broad Immunity, Beryl Makes Landfall, First Millennial Saint
Jul 2, 2024
The Supreme Court's decision granting Donald Trump immunity for presidential actions raises questions about election dynamics and public trust. Hurricane Beryl has intensified dramatically, causing damage in the Caribbean and spotlighting the effects of climate change. Meanwhile, the Catholic Church has made history by approving its first millennial saint, Carlo Acutis, who combined his passion for technology and faith, illustrating how modern beliefs intertwine with contemporary culture.
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Declining Trust in the Court
- Public trust in the Supreme Court has declined due to controversial decisions and ethical concerns surrounding justices.
- Two-thirds of people favor term limits, and three-quarters support age limits for justices.
Supreme Court in the Election
- The Supreme Court's ruling grants Trump broad immunity, potentially delaying his trial until after the November election.
- This decision, along with the Dobbs ruling, makes the Supreme Court a central issue in the election.
Hurricane Preparedness
- Prepare for hurricanes before they are announced, as they can intensify quickly.
- Plan evacuation routes, pack emergency bags, and identify shelters in advance.