Supreme Court Revives Trump's Voter Citizenship Check, Detroit Funeral Home Executive Found Dead, and Texas Ordered to Cool Its Prisons
The Supreme Court revives a Trump administration system checking the citizenship of millions of registered voters. An executive at a Detroit funeral home accused of cremating the wrong woman is found dead. And a judge orders Texas to install air conditioning in every state prison by 2029. From the Black Effect Podcast…
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