Rescinded or not, ex-military members still ask SCOTUS to take up Defense Dept's COVID vax mandate

The Defense Department's COVID-19 vaccine mandate has been rescinded, but two ex-service members are still asking the Supreme Court to consider its constitutionality – in a case with the potentiality

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