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20230710_zaf_m67_009 July 10, 2023: Shelly Bailes, left, and her wife Ellen Pontac celebrate at Sacramento's LGBT Center on June 26, 2015, after the U.S. Supreme Court declared that same-sex couples have a right to marry anywhere in the US. (Credit Image: © Hector Amezcua/The Sacramento Bee/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_005 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_009 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A protester holds a sign advocating for the cancellation of student debt in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_038 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_015 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_039 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_020 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_023 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_050 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_022 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_033 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A protester wearing a sign advocating for the cancellation of student debt stands in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_027 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A protester wearing a sign advocating for the cancellation of student debt stands in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_044 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Members of the United States Supreme Court Police stand guard outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_054 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Members of the United States Supreme Court Police stand guard outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_041 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters in support of student debt cancellation speak in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_053 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_057 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: The United States Supreme Court is seen from across the street in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_002 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: TV correspondents do stand-ups in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_010 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: The United States Supreme Court is seen through pieces of media equipment in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_028 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A protester?s sign in support of student loan forgiveness is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_006 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A protester?s sign in support of student loan forgiveness is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_003 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A protester?s sign in support of student loan forgiveness is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_031 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A supporter of student loan forgiveness reacts to news of the United States Supreme Court ruling against the constitutionality of President Biden?s plan, outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. .A protester?s sign in support of student loan forgiveness is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_019 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_025 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A supporter of student loan forgiveness reacts to news of the United States Supreme Court ruling against the constitutionality of President Biden?s plan, outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_012 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_042 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_049 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_048 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_030 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_056 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A protester in a bible costume with a sign against discrimination is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_051 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Members of the media await news of United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230630_faa_s152_029 June 30, 2023, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Members of the United States Supreme Court Police stand guard outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple (Credit Image: © Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

47124350 Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124360 Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124348 Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124365 Members of the media await news of United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124358 Members of the United States Supreme Court Police stand guard outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124373 A protester?s sign in support of student loan forgiveness is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124353 Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124349 A supporter of student loan forgiveness reacts to news of the United States Supreme Court ruling against the constitutionality of President Biden?s plan, outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124355 Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124345 A protester holds a sign advocating for the cancellation of student debt in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple.Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124354 Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124374 A protester?s sign in support of student loan forgiveness is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124357 Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124366 Members of the United States Supreme Court Police stand guard outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124346 Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124371 The United States Supreme Court is seen through pieces of media equipment in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124359 A protester in a bible costume with a sign against discrimination is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124361 A protester wearing a sign advocating for the cancellation of student debt stands in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124343 A protester?s sign in support of student loan forgiveness is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124344 A supporter of student loan forgiveness reacts to news of the United States Supreme Court ruling against the constitutionality of President Biden?s plan, outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. A protester?s sign in support of student loan forgiveness is seen outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124372 TV correspondents do stand-ups in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124347 Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple.Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124369 The United States Supreme Court is seen from across the street in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124370 Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124356 Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124363 A protester wearing a sign advocating for the cancellation of student debt stands in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124364 Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124352 Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124362 Supporters of student loan forgiveness check for news on United States Supreme Court decisions outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court later in the day ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124368 Protesters in support of student debt cancellation speak in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124367 Members of the United States Supreme Court Police stand guard outside the Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

47124351 Protesters holding signs advocating for the cancellation of student debt stand in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC on Friday, June 30, 2023. The conservative majority on the Supreme Court ruled President Biden?s student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional, and in a separate ruling, stood with a web site designer who was against working with a same-sex couple. Credit: Aaron Schwartz / CNP/Sipa USA

45180846 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Artyom Chekalin (front) appears appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on money landering charges. On 16 March 2023, a criminal investigation was launched against Tiktoker couple Artyom Chekalin and his wife Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (not pictured) over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that the couple be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45180847 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (L) and her lawyer (R) appear for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45175677 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Artyom Chekalin (L) appears appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on money landering charges. On 16 March 2023, a criminal investigation was launched against Tiktoker couple Artyom Chekalin and his wife Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (not pictured) over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that the couple be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45175675 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Artyom Chekalin (front) appears appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on money landering charges. On 16 March 2023, a criminal investigation was launched against Tiktoker couple Artyom Chekalin and his wife Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (not pictured) over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that the couple be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45175676 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Artyom Chekalin (R) appears appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on money landering charges. On 16 March 2023, a criminal investigation was launched against Tiktoker couple Artyom Chekalin and his wife Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (not pictured) over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that the couple be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45175345 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Seen in this image is a person holding a mobile phone showing an online article about Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina during a hearing against Chekalina at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45175008 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina and her lawyer (L-R front) appear for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45175015 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (2nd L) and her lawyer (R) appear for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45175009 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina and her lawyer (L-R front) appear for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174930 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina and her lawyer (L-R front) appear for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174934 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174936 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (L) and her lawyer appear for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174933 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (L) and her lawyer appear for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174879 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (R) appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174935 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina and her lawyer (L-R seated) appear for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174883 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174872 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174877 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174882 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174880 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174875 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (R) appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174873 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (R) appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

45174808 RUSSIA, MOSCOW - MARCH 16, 2023: Russian Tiktoker Valeria "Lerchik" Chekalina (R) appears for a remand hearing at Moscow's Savyolovsky Court on tax evasion charges. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, self-employed entrepreneur and tiktoker Valeria Chekalina, who received income from fitness marathons, opted for a simplified taxation system for a personal income of less than 150 million roubles and used her relatives as accomplices so as not to pay VAT and personal income tax between July 2020 and July 2022. Valeria Chekalina is suspected of failing to pay 300 million roubles. On 16 March 2023, another criminal investigation was launched against Chekalina and her husband over a suspected 130 million rouble money laundering operation. The court ordered that Valeria Chekalina be restrained from using email, the phone, other communication methods and the internet. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS/Sipa USA

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39074269 Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022. Credit: Samuel Corum / CNP/Sipa USA

39074268 Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022. Credit: Samuel Corum / CNP/Sipa USA

39074267 Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022. Credit: Samuel Corum / CNP/Sipa USA

39074270 Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022. Credit: Samuel Corum / CNP/Sipa USA

39074263 Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022. Credit: Samuel Corum / CNP/Sipa USA

39074266 Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022. Credit: Samuel Corum / CNP/Sipa USA

39074259 Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022. Credit: Samuel Corum / CNP/Sipa USA

20220503_zaa_s152_054 May 3, 2022, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022 (Credit Image: © Samuel Corum/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20220503_zaa_s152_055 May 3, 2022, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022 (Credit Image: © Samuel Corum/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20220503_zaa_s152_057 May 3, 2022, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: Pro Choice supporters surround a couple of anti abortion activists who tried to infiltrate their protest in front of the United States Supreme Court following the leak of a draft decision from Justice Alito that would over turn Roe v. Wade and allow States to enact bans on abortion on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022 (Credit Image: © Samuel Corum/CNP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)