The Supreme Court rejects the conservative attack on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, with Biden commending the success. Texas Governor Greg Abbott pardons former Army sergeant Daniel Perry, who was charged last year for the murder of a BLM protestor, returning his full firearm rights. Biden blocked the release of audio recordings connected to his classified documents trial, with Attorney General Garland at risk of being held in contempt. A suspect in the Slovakian prime minister's attempted assassination was charged with premeditated manslaughter. A female high school student in Florida was denied entry to her prom and dress codes for wearing a suit. The NFL condemned Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker for his controversial commencement speech. The Webb Space Telescope has captured the earliest known merger of two black holes. The Bulletin Brief: Supreme Court rejects attack on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (AP, Reuters) Greg Abbott pardons Army sergeant responsible for BLM protestor’s murder (NBC, CNN) Biden blocks release of recordings to  be used against him in classified documents trial (NBC, CNN) Suspect charged in Slovakian prime minister assassination attempt (AP) Female high school student in Florida dress-coded at prom for wearing a suit (NBC) NFL condemns Butker’s controversial commencement speech (CBS) Webb Space Telescope captures the earliest known black hole merge (AP)