We know that our Hotline readers have many divergent opinions of the 6-3 Supreme Court decision against President Trump’s tariffs. The three liberal justices voted against Trump – eve ...
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Supreme Court rejects President Trump's tariffs, affirms checks and balances
The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 20 ruling that President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs were unlawful has been evaluated not merely as a cancellation of an administrative measure but as a decision ...
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Sara Albrecht: What Chicago can learn about the separation of powers from the Supreme Court tariff ruling
The Supreme Court’s decision invites us, here in Chicago, to take a fresh look at our own structure of government.
In that mindset, success is measured by dominance, efficiency, and loyalty. What produces results is kept; what resists is discarded. Rules are obstacles. Norms are optional. Institutions exist to ...
Federal courts have ruled that President Donald Trump did not have legal authority to impose his worldwide “Liberation Day” tariffs, nor his earlier tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China. Trump and his ...
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It is not shameful for a democracy to have checks and balances: it is shameless to reject them
On Truth Social, Trump has lashed out furiously at the court: "The Supreme Court’s Ruling on TARIFFS is deeply disappointing! I am ashamed of certain Members of the Court for not having the Courage to ...
On this week’s episode of Party Politics, hosts Brandon Rottinghaus and Jeronimo Cortina break down the balance of power in American government — then and now. Are checks and balances still doing ...
The Founding Fathers established a government with three separate, but equal, branches: the executive, the legislative and the judicial. When one branch overwhelms another, those cherished checks and ...
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