Federal judge halts Trump's election executive order seeking to create a federal voter list

• The European Central Bank (ECB) is utilizing restructuring announcements via the Employment Restructuring Monitor (ERM) to track labor market developments across the euro area. • Data indicates that Germany and France are the primary drivers of these trends, together accounting for approximately 40% of all recorded restructuring events.

• The European Commission is developing a new scheme to offer candidate countries specific EU benefits and perks before they achieve full membership. • To avoid previous political failures, these perks will be granted without providing the political rights associated with full membership.

• Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is leading a House blockade, claiming she has the votes to freeze all floor action until Republicans pass the SAVE America Act. • This legislative hold-up focuses on advancing Donald Trump's stalled voter ID push, effectively halting other scheduled business for the week.

• On Thursday, June 25, the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration's effort to strip Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Syrians. • This legal victory allows the administration to remove protections for these individuals, who were previously legally residing in the US and shielded from deportation.

• The Trump administration has implemented an indefinite refugee ban and stop-work orders, causing significant delays in funding and reimbursements for resettlement agencies. • These policies have negatively impacted tens of thousands of refugee families and communities both within the United States and globally.

• A Supreme Court bench consisting of Justices Prashant Kumar Mishra and N V Anjaria has finally resolved a unique land dispute in New Delhi. • The legal battle originated from a 1957 sale deed, meaning the case lasted 70 years and spanned the tenures of every Indian Prime Minister.

• Lim Woo-jae, a former executive adviser at Samsung Electro-Mechanics and former son-in-law of the Samsung founding family, has been released from custody. • The release follows a decision by a South Korean appeals court to sentence Lim to one year in prison, which was suspended for a period of two years.

• Iran's Revolutionary Guards attacked a Singapore-flagged commercial vessel using a drone in the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday. • The strike occurred as international efforts were underway to reopen and secure the critical oil shipping route.

• The Congress party is planning a leadership reshuffle within its Punjab unit to prepare for the upcoming assembly elections. • The decision to restructure the leadership has reportedly intensified internal factionalism and created confusion among party members.

• Botanicure presented clinical findings regarding the development of a botanical drug designed to treat early-stage dementia. • The findings were unveiled during the BIO International Convention, highlighting the company's progress in botanical pharmaceutical research.

• The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Trump administration, allowing the government to block asylum seekers from entering the U.S. at the border. • The decision centers on the legal interpretation of what constitutes "arriving" in the United States, specifically regarding migrants in areas like Ciudad Juárez.