Live updates: Supreme Court to hear arguments on climate change lawsuits

What to know today CLIMATE CHANGE CHALLENGE: In the first case of their new term, the Supreme Court will hear arguments over an attempt by oil companies to toss out lawsuits brought by cities and counties alleging they should pay damages for the impacts of climate change. LATINO VOTERS POLL: President Donald Trump's approval rating among Latino voters sits at 27%, with two-thirds saying his administration’s deportation policies have gone too far and three-quarters disapproving of how he has handled the economy and the cost of living, an NBC News/Telemundo poll has found. TRUMP AND VANCE CAMPAIGN: Trump is traveling to Nebraska today to campaign for Sen. Pete Ricketts, while Vice President JD Vance heads to Alaska for a midterm rally in Fairbanks tonight. MAINE SENATE RACE: Republican Sen. Susan Collins will face off against Democrat Troy Jackson in four debates over the next two weeks, a potentially pivotal moment in a race that has been defined by Collins’ efforts to tout her local record and the national political tides pushing against her party.

Live updates and the latest news as the Supreme Court hears arguments on city lawsuits against oil companies over climate change and Trump announces the formation of an artificial intelligence task force.