Two years after the end of Roe v Wade

Trump's attorneys fight to get Jack Smith off his case

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Monday, June 24, 2024 Good evening and welcome to your daily news briefing from The Independent.   It's been two years since the Supreme Court revoked a constitutional right to abortion care, parents with children in Louisiana public schools are suing the state to block a law that requires the Ten Commandments in every classroom, and Donald Trump's attorneys are trying to convince the federal judge in his Mar-a-Lago case to disqualify Jack Smith. Top stories 1 | It's been two years since Roe v Wade was overturned. Here's how far we've gone back Read more 2 | Parents and civil rights groups sue Louisiana to block 'disturbing' Ten Commandments law Read more 3 | Trump and his House GOP allies go to war against special counsels Read more 4 | Deadly floods continue to destroy Midwest towns as 50 million remain under heat warnings Read more 5 |The most controversial Congressional primary in history is about Israel — and so much more Read more The Big Question How much water should we be drinking during a heatwave? Throughout the last week, areas of the United States have had higher temperatures than normal for the start of the summer season.   With the temperatures rising on a yearly basis, it's important to take care of our bodies more than ever by wearing sunscreen and drinking enough water to avoid dehydration. Normally, the National Health Service (NHS) recommends drinking between six and eight glasses of water per day, but that number may fluctuate during the summer and cases of extreme heat.   Read more Editor's picks Lauren Boebert 2.0 is even more MAGA and extreme than the original Inside the secretive Church With No Name sect that's under FBI investigation over decades of child sex abuse claims WATCH  Watch: Devastating wildfire in New Mexico burns homes and cars STAT OF THE DAY 24   At least 24 states have restricted or banned access to gender-affirming care for transgender youth. The Supreme Court will take up a challenge to state-level bans this year.   Read more QUOTE OF THE DAY "So a little before debate time, he gets a shot in the a**."  Donald Trump baselessly claimed that President Joe Biden will use medical supplements to prepare for the first presidential debate this coming Thursday.   Read more Other stories you might like Mom who kept her adopted son locked in a 'box' avoids prison after admitting to her crime Taylor Swift responds to Dave Grohl's claim she doesn't play live at her Eras tour Hotel bartender says Justin Timberlake had one martini before DWI: 'If he was drinking more, it wasn't here' The Independent proudly partners with Refuge and the National Domestic Abuse Helpline: 0808 2000 247 Join the conversation or follow us Download the free Independent app Please do not reply directly to this email   You are currently registered to receive The Independent's Evening Headlines newsletter.   To unsubscribe from The Independent's Evening Headlines newsletter, or to manage your email preferences please click here.   This e-mail was sent by Independent Digital News and Media Ltd, 14-18 Finsbury Square, London EC2A 1AH. Registered in England and Wales with company number 07320345 Read our privacy notice and cookie policy