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5:15 PM ET, June 28, 2007

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Lyle Denniston / SCOTUSblog:
Court strikes down school integration plans, ends Term  —  UPDATED to 11 a.m.  —  Concluding its current Term with a historic ruling on race in public policy, the Supreme Court divided 5-4 on Thursday in striking down voluntary integration plans in the public schools of Seattle and Louisville.
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David Stout / New York Times:
Use of Race in School Placement Curbed  —  In a decision of sweeping importance to educators, parents and schoolchildren across the country, the Supreme Court today sharply limited the ability of school districts to manage the racial makeup of the student bodies in their schools.
Think Progress:
BREAKING: Supreme Court Strikes Down Public School Desegregation Law  —  In the "biggest school desegregation ruling in more than a decade," the Supreme Court today ruled 5-4 to reject public school assignment plans "that take account of students' race."  The AP reports:
Terence Hunt / Associated Press:
Bush won't supply subpoenaed documents  —  WASHINGTON - President Bush, in a constitutional showdown with Congress, claimed executive privilege Thursday and rejected demands for White House documents and testimony about the firing of U.S. attorneys.  —  His decision was denounced as …
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William Branigin / Washington Post:
Bush Won't Supply Subpoenaed Documents  —  The White House said today it would not comply with congressional subpoenas for documents and testimony relating to the firings of federal prosecutors last year, setting up a potential constitutional confrontation over its claim of executive privilege.
Jonathan Weisman / Washington Post:
Senate Hands Down a Major Defeat on Immigration Bill  —  The most dramatic overhaul of the nation's immigration laws in a generation was trounced this morning by a bipartisan filibuster, with the political right and left overwhelming a coalition of Republicans and Democrats who had been seeking compromise …
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CNN:
Bush disappointed over immigration bill defeat … WASHINGTON (CNN) — Opponents effectively killed President Bush's long-fought and emotion-laden Senate immigration bill Thursday when members voted against advancing the controversial legislation.  —  The tally was 46 to 53, 14 votes shy of the 60 needed to end debate.
Greg Sargent / Election Central:
Ann Coulter Loses It, Calls Elizabeth Edwards A "Harridan"  —  Boy, it looks like the pressure from Elizabeth Edwards is really getting to Ann Coulter.  Seems to be really rattling her badly.  Give this a watch, from MSNBC this morning:  —  Woah.  —  Incidentally, the Coulter column …
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Klaus Marre / The Hill:
46-53, immigration bill goes down in defeat  —  The comprehensive immigration reform bill that has dodged attacks from the left and right for weeks, survived "poison pill" amendments, and was once pulled from the Senate schedule failed its most important test Thursday.  Passage of the legislation now appears unlikely.
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The Raw Story:
'I assume Cheney will get a Katrina trailer,' Republican mocks  —  A group of Democrats made their case Thursday afternoon to cut all funding for the executive branch office of Vice President Dick Cheney on the floor of the House of Representatives.  The move prompted a Republican Congressman …
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Spencer Ackerman / TPMmuckraker:
Rahm Emanuel: No Money for "Cheney Branch of Government"  —  Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-IL) took a filleting knife to Vice President Dick Cheney's attempts to elide the Archives' Information Security Oversight Office on the House floor just now.  Following through on his promise to defund …
American Research Group:
Shaheen/Sununu 2008 Senate Ballot  —  The following results are based on 553 completed telephone interviews among a statewide random sample of registered voters in New Hampshire.  Of the 553 interviews, 166 were anmong registered Republicans, 155 among registered Democrats, and 232 among undeclared (independent) voters.
National Review:
Today in History  —  Today's defeat of the Senate amnesty bill was more than a run-of-the-mill legislative victory, representing as it did a self-organizing public's defeat of combined force of Big Business, (some of) Big Labor, Big Media, Big Religion, Big Philanthropy, Big Academia, and Big Government.
Discussion: Instapundit.com
HillaryClinton.com:
A Strong Second Quarter  —  Simply put, this has been a great quarter for us.  —  Hillary won both debates, demonstrating an enormous command of the issues and the unique ability to take on tough challenges and achieve real results.  Millions of Americans saw that Hillary has the strength …
Discussion: The Atlantic Online, MyDD and MSNBC
Jeff Zeleny / New York Times:
Immigration Bill Prompts Some Menacing Responses  —  The threat came in the weekend mail.  —  The recipient was Senator Mel Martinez, Republican of Florida, who has been a leading advocate of the proposed legislation for changing the immigration system.  His offices in Washington …
 
 
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National Review:
re: Post-Mortem  —  Some insights from Senate insiders and veterans …
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Evan Ratliff / Wired News:
Google Maps Is Changing the Way We See the World
Greg Sargent / Election Central:
Bush Hits Record Low In Fox Poll
Jim Romenesko / Poynter Online:
Why WSJ reporters didn't show up for work Thursday
Sean Daniel / The Huffington Post:
Misusing "Animal House"
Theodore C. Sorensen / Washington Monthly:
The speech I want the Democratic nominee to give
Kathryn Jean Lopez / National Review:
The Senator Is No Gambler  —  A number of Senate sources explain …
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White House:
President Bush Disappointed by Congress's Failure to Act on …
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The Raw Story:
Expert: Wiretap subpoenas may open Bush to impeachment
Paul Kiel / TPMmuckraker:
Scooter "28301-016" Libby  —  Scooter Libby has a new name: inmate number 28301-016.
Ed Morrissey / Captain's Quarters:
Now What?  —  The immigration bill is dead, yet again …
Timothy Noah / Slate:
Has Jonah Goldberg Gone Soft on Hillary?
Ed Morrissey / Captain's Quarters:
Cloture Call: Live Blog
Andrew Taylor / Associated Press:
House members seek cost-of-living raise
Robert M. Dunn Jr / TCS Daily:
How the Mexican Immigration Problem Will Solve Itself
Robert O'Harrow Jr / Washington Post:
Costs Skyrocket As DHS Runs Up No-Bid Contracts