The Supreme Court did release a decision on June 18 — but it was about gun rights for drug users (U.S. v. Hemani), not the birthright citizenship or mail-in voting cases the post predicted. Those rulings remain pending and are expected by late June or early July. The post's timing wasn't unreasonable — the Supreme Court does commonly announce opinions at 10 a.m. Eastern, especially near the end of its term. But the author was speculating about which cases would drop that day without any advance notice from the Court. When major decisions are pending but the Court hasn't announced the specific timing, guessing which opinions will arrive on any given date is just that — a guess.