Supreme Court Draws a Line With Trump by Curbing Tariff Powers.

The article discusses a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that limits President Donald Trump's authority to impose and remove tariffs, reaffirming the constitutional boundaries of presidential power. The 6-3 decision emphasized that the taxing power is vested in Congress, not the executive branch, and invoked the major questions doctrine, which requires clear congressional authorization for significant executive actions. The ruling has implications for Trump's ongoing legal battles and highlights a divide among the justices, with some dissenting on the grounds of presidential authority in foreign affairs. Following the decision, Trump publicly criticized the justices, labeling them as "fools" and "unpatriotic." [Extracted from the article]