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A man was sentenced in federal court to life in prison without parole in connection with his racially motivated murder of two Black patrons at a Kroger grocery store and his attempted murder of a third in Jeffersontown, Kentucky. via @TheJusticeDepthttps://j.st/4Xlc 

The Biden administration has extended the nationwide ban on evictions for a month to help millions of tenants unable to make rent payments during the coronavirus pandemic, but said this is the last time it plans to do so. via @AssociatedPresshttps://j.st/4Xl2 

The Justice Department has reached an agreement with the San Luis Obispo County Jail to ensure safe and equal access to its programs for inmates with mobility disabilities. via @TheJusticeDepthttps://j.st/4Xl0 

President Biden has announced a bipartisan infrastructure agreement after meeting with a group of senators from both major parties. via @nprpoliticshttps://j.st/4XkO 

Rudy Giuliani, who was once the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, is now temporarily barred from practicing law in the state and faces disbarment. via @nytimeshttps://j.st/4Xkl 

A Tennessee physician pleaded guilty today in the Western District of Tennessee to causing the death of one of his patients through his illegal prescribing of hydrocodone. via @TheJusticeDepthttps://j.st/4X4I 

Twitter’s iOS app has been updated to let anyone quickly and easily share tweets to their Instagram Story.https://j.st/4X41 

A Texas attorney and former member of the Idaho legislature, as well as his client, were sentenced yesterday for conspiracy to defraud the United States and tax evasion. via @TheJusticeDepthttps://j.st/4X3I 

The first person to be sentenced in connection with the riot at the Capitol — a 49-year-old woman from Indiana — will serve no time in prison after reaching an agreement with the government. via @nytimeshttps://j.st/4X20 

#SCOTUS has tightened the leash on union representatives and their ability to organize farmworkers in California and elsewhere. via @NPRhttps://j.st/4X1T 

#SCOTUS has ruled that police officers who are pursuing a misdemeanor suspect aren’t necessarily entitled to enter a home without a warrant. via @ABAJournalhttps://j.st/4X1S 

#SCOTUS ruled today that a Pennsylvania school district had violated the First Amendment by punishing a student for a vulgar social-media message sent away from school grounds. via @nytimeshttps://j.st/4X1R 

A North Carolina woman pleaded guilty today in the Eastern District of Virginia to engaging in a bribery scheme with a former contracting officer for the Broadcasting Board of Governors. via @TheJusticeDepthttps://j.st/4X1B 

Facebook Inc.’s Instagram is adding new shopping tools, like letting people search for products using an image, as it expands e-commerce offerings across its family of apps. via @businesshttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-22/facebook-s-instagram-adds-shopping-via-images-virtual-try-on …

Democrats' massive election overhaul bill aimed at protecting and expanding voting rights and reforming campaign finance laws has stalled in the Senate. via @NPRhttps://j.st/4X1z 

Amazon has responded to proposed antitrust legislation introduced earlier this month, saying that the bills “would have significant negative effects” on businesses that sell on Amazon and consumers who shop there. via @geekwirehttps://j.st/4X0J 

In Twitter’s latest appeal to one-up competitors from Clubhouse to Patreon, the company announced today that it will begin rolling out applications for Super Follows and Ticketed Spaces. via @TechCrunchhttps://j.st/4X0I 

Confidential court records reveal that Britney Spears has urged changes to the arrangement that controls her life, and her father’s role in leading it. via @nytimeshttps://j.st/4X0H