against new state efforts from coast-to-coast to further restrict abortion access. three conservative justices, the chief justice john roberts, justices brett kavanaugh, and amy coney barrett, sided with the court s three liberals in today s unusual ruling, but and it s a very important, but they did not settle the big legal question at issue whether federal guarantees i ve emergency medical care supersede idaho s effort to impose an almost total abortion ban. instead, today s decision dismiss the case on procedural grounds. the newest member of the court s liberal faction, justice ketanji brown jackson, warning this is far from over writing. this. today s decision is not a victory for pregnant patients in idaho. it his delay while this court donalds and the country waits, pregnant people experiencing emergency medical conditions remain in a precarious position. the ruling comes just hours before president biden and the former president donald trump debate right here at cnn s
physicians mitchell i m alex marc board in washington and this is cnn it s wednesday june 26, right now on san and this morning one day to go new details about the candidates final preparations for tomorrow night s highly anticipated presidential debates julian assange, a free man arriving minutes ago in australia, how that plea deal that led to his release happens primary results are in one republican incumbent. you might recognize her, gets to keep her job while a member of the squad, the progressives loses his and to members of congress one democrat, one republican joining us live. for their take on tomorrow s nights historic presidential debate just after 6:00 a.m. here in washington. a live look at the white house on this wednesday morning, president biden is not home. he is preparing for the debate of the camp. david, good morning, everyone. kasie hunt. it s wonderful to have you with us the first 2024 presidential debate. now, just a day away, the rematch between p
imprint for certain it s wednesday, june 26, right now on san and this morning in less than 48 hours, president biden and donald trump face off in a historic debate, rematch, new reporting on the rules and the final preparations the trial for us reporter evan gershkovich underway in russia sheltering details from inside the courtroom, and all eyes on the supreme court as the nation waits for ruling on donald trump s claim of absolute immunity. midi all right, 5:00 a.m. here in washington. look at a funeral sunrise on this wednesday morning in new york city morning everyone and kasie hunt, it s wonderful to have you with us. we re just a day away from the first presidential debate of 2024. it s going to be hosted by cnn at our role headquarters in atlanta. and it s gonna be a rematch like no other the first time in history a sitting president it was debating a former president the last time either candidate participated in a debate was nearly four years ago and was of course
which leads on a warning about the national health service. the nuffield trust says both of britain s main political parties will leave the nhs with lower spending increases. the health think tank analysed figures from the labour and conservative manifestos and it says the nhs will struggle to make ends meet whoever wins the election. staying with the observer, and the paper reports that the number of children attending private schools in england has risen, despite labour s intention to add vat to school fees. according to the department of education, as ofjanuary this year, the number of pupils in private schools had gone up to more than 593,000. turning to the sunday telegraph, which has been hearing from former government minister, robertjenrick. he says he shares the frustrations of traditional tory voters who might want to back nigel farage s reform uk but he says the country is facing the prospect of what he describes as a labour dictatorship. the sunday times has an in
free. start watching tv for free with tableau switching to tableau has really this is cnn breaking news this sunday on fredricka whitfield and we begin with breaking news in the middle east, just moments ago, a possible disruption and israel strategy in gaza, leading minister in israel s war cabinet, benny gantz announces that he is leaving his position we live the government the emergency government which heavy are complete you not we stand together for the campaign for israel, for generations. so in order to get real victory or chubby so far, we are going to go elections scale. and at the end of it, we ll have government that will have the confidence of people gantz s the chief opposition leader to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he joined israel s emergency war cabinet and the days after the october 7 attacks. but gantz had been a frequent critic of the prime minister repeatedly calling on netanyahu to agree to cease fire terms to bring hostages home. gantz s