Verdict with Ted Cruz

Trump WINS at SCOTUS, Reshaping the Learning Landscape & What Moviegoers Love and Critics Ignore Week In Review

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Jul 5, 2025
Dive into the heated debates over Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship, highlighting a significant Supreme Court ruling against universal injunctions. Explore parental rights in education through a landmark case in Maryland that favored opting out of mandatory curricula. Discover new legislation boosting school choice, including generous tax incentives for scholarships. Finally, enjoy a critical look at the disconnect between popular films and elite critic selections, questioning the true essence of what makes a movie great.
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INSIGHT

Universal Injunctions Limit Overreach

  • Universal injunctions allow a single judge to block policies nationwide, which historically never happened before.
  • The Supreme Court limited these to stop judicial overreach and protect the rule of law.
INSIGHT

Parental Rights Upheld in Education

  • The Supreme Court affirmed parents' right to opt their kids out of mandatory LGBTQ+ curriculum on religious grounds.
  • This ruling protects parental rights and religious liberties against school indoctrination.
ADVICE

Maximize Education Savings and Credits

  • Use expanded 529 savings plans to cover up to $20,000 annually for K-12 education expenses.
  • Donate to scholarship organizations to get a full federal tax credit of up to $1,700 per taxpayer per year.
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