POPPY HARLOW, CNN ANCHOR: We are following breaking news out of the Supreme Court, on voting rights. CNN's Ariane De Vogue is live on the steps of the High Court with more. What have we learned?</s>ARIANE DE VOGUE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The Supreme Court's just come down with an important voting rights case. It has to do with how states draw their legislative lines. The court said in the 60s, to use the one person, one vote, saying that state districts had to be equal in population. But it never said whether that's based on general population, or the voting population. Today it came down and said that those lines can be based on general population. That's a loss for conservative challengers who lived in a couple of districts in Texas, who said that their votes were being diluted. They wanted the court to look at voting population. It's a victory for the Obama administration, and some civil rights groups who came out and said, "Look, this prisoners, undocumented workers, children, they need to be represented, too." So, it's a loss for conservative challengers, and it's a unanimous result from the Supreme Court, today.</s>HARLOW: Ariane De Vogue with the headline out of the Supreme Court, this morning. That decision just being handed down. Thank you so much. Coming up next, President Obama moments away from meeting with NATO's Chief. A meeting coming as Donald Trump calls the alliance "obsolete."
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