Devin Dwyer

Devin Dwyer, an ABC News senior Washington reporter, and Britt Klenit, ABC's foreign correspondent, discuss a federal judge's recent ruling blocking Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship. They explore the broader implications of this ruling on immigration policy and judicial authority. The conversation shifts to Taiwan’s military drills in preparation for a possible Chinese invasion, drawing parallels with Ukraine's strategies. They also touch on the new Superman movie, highlighting its ties to immigration themes and the legacy of its iconic actor.

Rick Klein, ABC News Washington Bureau Chief, and Devin Dwyer, a senior Washington reporter focusing on the Supreme Court, delve into the fiery fallout between Elon Musk and Donald Trump. They discuss how personal attacks over a spending bill spiraled into a fierce social media clash. The guests also tackle critical Supreme Court rulings, including implications for gun manufacturers and civil rights. Additionally, they highlight new UK health advice for women about weight-loss drugs and their impact on conception, stressing the importance of medical guidance.

Devin Dwyer, ABC's senior Washington reporter, shares his insights on the Supreme Court's final rulings, including the contentious issue of birthright citizenship. Aaron Katursky, ABC's chief investigative correspondent, reports live from the Sean Combs trial, discussing the serious charges of racketeering and sex trafficking. Additionally, they delve into the lavish wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez in Venice, igniting local protests over tourism and economic inequality. The contrasting narratives of justice and celebration highlight intriguing societal tensions.