#Supreme Court

The US Supreme Court ruled Trump's sweeping tariffs unconstitutional, but the decision may trigger more systematic protectionist policies through Congress.

US Supreme Court rules Trump exceeded authority under emergency economic powers, dealing major blow to signature trade policy. What this means for global markets and consumers.

A New York court decision meant to boost Democratic representation may inadvertently hand Republicans a powerful tool to legalize gerrymandering nationwide

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson reveals the Supreme Court faces complex legal issues in ruling on Trump's reciprocal tariffs, with global trade implications hanging in the balance.

Republican-appointed justices approved a Democratic gerrymander in California. What does this reveal about the balance between partisanship and principle in America's highest court?

Louisiana v. Callais case threatens to dismantle Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, potentially reversing decades of Black political progress in the South

Republicans have normalized court-packing at the state level, potentially giving Democrats a powerful precedent to reshape the federal judiciary.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in Trump v. Cook, a case that could reshape Federal Reserve independence and presidential power over monetary policy.

If the Supreme Court allows Texas Republican gerrymandering but strikes down California's Democratic response, it would expose partisan bias in America's highest court.

Supreme Court weighs whether teachers must out transgender students to parents, even against the child's wishes, reshaping the balance of power in American education.

Legal experts suggest the Supreme Court would likely avoid ruling on Trump's potential attempt to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, leaving fundamental questions about Fed independence unresolved.

European leaders meet in an emergency summit regarding a potential U.S.-Greenland deal, while the U.S. Supreme Court reviews the President's power over the Fed.