Chief justice John Roberts calls for end to ‘dangerous’ hostility toward judges Roberts did not name Donald Trump, but US president has decried ‘corrupt judges’ who ruled against him The Guardian - US · Mar 17
Chief Justice John Roberts rips ‘hostility’ toward judges after hearing criticism from Trump for months Trump's most recent comments about judges came Sunday in a post on his Truth Social The Independent UK · Mar 17
Can the Government Ban You from Telling the Truth? Mark Chenoweth discusses the SEC’s gag rule, the power of the administrative state, and the legal battle over whether regulators can silence their critics. Reason · Mar 11
Democrats must defund Trump’s imperial war Trump is wielding imperial powers created by a decades-long master plan. The only way to stop his war is to cut off the money The Guardian - US · Mar 10
Thoughts on the Potential Broader Significance of the Supreme Court's Tariff Decision Only time will tell how great the impact of the ruling will really be. But, at this point, it seems like a very significant decision. Reason · Feb 25
The Supreme Court's Tariff Decision Vindicates the Rule of Law and the Separation of Powers Although Trump has other options for taxing imports, the justices reminded him that he needs clear congressional authorization. Reason · Feb 25
Supreme Court justices sit stone-faced in front row as Trump slams tariff ruling in SOTU President attacks high court as he continues to lie about who pays the import taxes he favors The Independent UK · Feb 25
Trump’s vicious attacks on judges fuel his bid for unchecked power The president and his aides vilify the judiciary with brutal rhetoric, hoping to delegitimize a co-equal branch of government The Guardian - US · Feb 24
Trump's Tantrum Over the Tariff Decision Highlights His Narcissistic Authoritarianism The president neither understands nor appreciates the vital role of judicial independence in upholding the rule of law. Reason · Feb 23
The Supreme Court Didn't Fully End the Trade War, but It Reinforced Limits on the Presidency President Trump will undoubtedly keep trying to impose protectionism, but his options are limited. Reason · Feb 23
“This is a win for the wallets”: Schumer praises Supreme Court ruling for tearing out Trump’s tariffs The Constitution gives Congress, not the President, the authority to issue taxes and tariffs. We Got This Covered · Feb 22
Annotating President Trump's Press Conference About The Tariffs Ruling Much has been written about President Trump's press conference in the wake of Learning Resources. The Wall Street Journal Editorial… The post Annotating President Trump's Press Conference About The Tariffs Ruling appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Feb 22
'So it's a loss then?': Moment Donald Trump learnt of Supreme Court's tariff blow mid-meeting Supreme Court dealt a significant blow to President Trump's global tariff policy, striking it down in a 6-3 decision. Trump, reportedly seething, called the ruling a "disgrace" and "unpatriotic," criticizing even his own appointees. This marks a major policy reversal for the administration, potentially forcing a new legal strategy for… The Times of India · Feb 22
My New Atlantic Article About Our Win in the Tariff Case It covers many issues raised by the decision. Reason · Feb 21
The Independent UK · Feb 21 Trump vows to raise worldwide tariffs to 15% ‘effective immediately’ Supreme Court ruled on Friday that Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, ushered in under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, were unlawfully imposed
The Guardian - US · Feb 21 Trump’s global tariffs have finally been overturned. What next? The US supreme court ruled against the president. Let’s hope the court removes its pro-Trump glasses on other issues and stands up for the rule of law
The Guardian - US · Feb 21 The supreme court’s tariffs ruling puts Trump on notice with a bloody nose The conservative-heavy court had largely given Trump everything he desired – until now, when two of his three nominees turned their back on him
The Times of India · Feb 21 Tariff ruling: Meet the Trump-appointed Supreme Court judges who went against him At the heart of the case was whether Trump could use emergency powers under a national-security law to impose broad tariffs on imports. The Supreme Court ruled that the statute did not authorise such sweeping action. It held that tariffs are essentially a form of taxation, and under the Constitution,…
The Independent UK · Feb 20 Trump learns a bitter truth: Plenty of conservatives don’t like his tariffs ANALYSIS: Judges Trump nominated to the Supreme Court, Republicans he has supported and Americans who voted for him to lower costs simply don’t like the idea of paying more for their products, Eric Garcia writes
International Business Times · Feb 20 Trump Slams Supreme Court Justices Who Ruled Against Tariffs As 'Disloyal' At a press briefing Friday, Trump publicly reacted to the Supreme Court ruling that he didn't have the power to implement wide tariffs as part of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
Kiplinger · Feb 20 Trump Tariffs Supreme Court Ruling: What's Next for Consumers and Retailers This landmark decision will reshape U.S. trade policy and could define the outer boundaries of presidential economic power for years to come.
The Independent UK · Feb 20 Trump rages that his own Supreme Court picks are ‘disgrace to the nation’ after 6-3 ruling against his tariff power Rebuffed by the High Court, the president invokes a different statute to impose a 10-percent tax that will be in effect for the next 150 days
Reason · Feb 20 The Supreme Court Just Struck Down Trump's 'Emergency' Tariffs "There is no exception to the major questions doctrine for emergency statutes," wrote Chief Justice John Roberts.
The Independent UK · Feb 20 Trump blasts Supreme Court justices he appointed after tariff ruling and promises more ‘are on their way!’: Live updates In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court held that Trump’s tariffs were not permitted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act
The Independent UK · Feb 20 Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s tariff plan In a 6-3 vote, the conservative-led court disputed Trump’s argument that a 1970s law gave him the power to impose tariffs