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Tariff case puts the Supreme Court’s conservatives in a bind

The Latest: Supreme Court is hearing arguments on Trump’s tariffs

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments Wednesday over President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs, putting a tool at the center of his economic and foreign policy agendas squarely before the high court.

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The tariff case puts the Supreme Court’s conservatives in a bind

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Supreme Court appears skeptical of legality of most of Trump’s tariffs

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Why It Will Be Hard for Five Justices to Bless Trump’s Tariffs

On Wednesday the Supreme Court heard oral arguments about the legality of President Trump’s tariffs.

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Legality of Trump's sweeping tariffs scrutinized by dubious U.S. Supreme Court justices

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U.S. Supreme Court justices question Trump’s use of national security law for tariffs

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Conservative-leaning U.S. Supreme Court justices question Trump’s lawyers over tariffs

U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts noted no previous president had used the emergency law before to implement tariffs.

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U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments in case pushing against Trump’s tariffs

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Supreme Court's Gorsuch leads conservatives in tough questions over Trump tariffs

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‘Blow up and kill all of you’: Indiana man sentenced after threatening to detonate bomb at U.S. Supreme Court building

(WXIN/WTTV): An Indiana man has been sentenced to four years in federal prison after pleading guilty to sending “threatening communications” to the United States Supreme Court clerk, including a threat to bomb the Supreme Court building. According to ...

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Trump Foe Knocks Supreme Court For Rulings Bowing to President’s Agenda

Roberta Kaplan, the lawyer known for beating Donald Trump while representing writer E. Jean Carroll (and her work on the landmark LGBT rights case United States v. Windsor), slammed the Supreme Court for handing the president a string of legal wins in recent months.