Devin Dwyer

Tune in as Devin Dwyer, an ABC News Senior Washington Reporter, and Jay O'Brien, an ABC News reporter covering Capitol Hill, dive into the Supreme Court's pivotal case on birthright citizenship. They explore the legal complexities and emotional stakes behind this contentious issue. The discussion also touches on ongoing political debates over Medicaid cuts and recent encouraging trends in opioid overdose deaths. Discover how these topics intertwine and impact millions while providing a gripping insight into current legislative battles.

James Martin, a Jesuit priest and editor for America Magazine, shares insights about the future of the Catholic Church following Pope Francis’s passing. He reflects on the cardinals' considerations for a successor, emphasizing the need for a moderate leader. Cheyenne Haslott discusses Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s plan to phase out harmful food dyes, highlighting bipartisan support for public health. Devin Dwyer covers a Supreme Court case on parental rights regarding LGBTQ-themed lessons in schools, underscoring the tension between faith and inclusivity in education.

Devin Dwyer, ABC's Supreme Court correspondent, shares insights on the recent U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal, highlighting its economic and security implications amid geopolitical tensions. He discusses a judge's controversial bail decision involving a student activist and the complexities surrounding ICE detentions impacting pro-Palestinian students. The conversation also dives into the Supreme Court case regarding public funding for religious charter schools, sparking debates about educational freedom and the separation of church and state.