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Bega! Welcome to CYT. I'm your host, Anna Casparian. And for today, we have a mix of some good

stories, some bad news. But in regard to good news, it appears that the courts are citing

against Donald Trump in some of these rulings, including a pretty explosive Supreme

Court ruling today that I want to get into. And it has to do with the freeze on foreign aid

and funding for various projects outside of the country. So we'll talk a little bit about that

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