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3:45:36Now PlayingThe Supreme Court will wrap up a historic term with two monumental decisions in controversies closely followed for months by millions of Americans: Whether President Joe Biden has the power to wipe out student loan debt and whether businesses may deny wedding services to same-sex couples.
RELATED: Supreme Court ends affirmative action in college admissions
The rulings will land a day after the court's sharply divided decision that effectively ended affirmative action policies at American colleges, scrambling the decades long effort to ensure campuses reflect the nation's diversity, and a unanimous opinion that will require employers to be more accommodating of workers' religious requests.
Taken together, the high court's final decisions are likely to reflect a turn to the right after a term in which the conservative and liberal wings seemed to find common ground in surprising ways, including over voting rights, immigration, and a 1978 law that was intended to stop the forced removal of Native American children.
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