Supreme Court justices made a rare appearance on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, marking their first visit to the legislative branch since 2019. The justices attended a briefing, though specific details about the session were not immediately available.
This visit occurs amid ongoing legislative activity. In the House of Representatives, a Daylight Saving Time bill, backed by a Trump-endorsed candidate, recently survived a key vote and is moving towards passage. Additionally, Vice President Vance is scheduled to visit Capitol Hill as the White House seeks to pressure Republican holdouts on certain legislative matters.
In other political news, a key Senate race in Maine has seen Democratic candidates advocating for the abolition of ICE. Meanwhile, former President Trump showcased what was described as an "awesome display" of American muscle at a preview event for the America 250 Grand Prix, a first-of-its-kind event. His housing chief also commented on several states being "ahead of the game" in lowering home prices.
Notably, the notes also mentioned a report on documented reasons cited by the board of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for granting a pardon to a child rapist, described as "disgusting." Another report highlighted a member of SEAL Team 6 offering insights into the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.