Supreme Court agrees to consider if most of Trump's tariffs are legal

The Supreme Court will hear two cases that may determine the legality of President Trump's signature secondterm tariff policy. The court's decision will determine if the president can unilaterally set tariffs without the approval of Congress. The high court took two cases on tariffs yesterday, one of which was filed by the administration after an appeals court ruled last month that Trump's tariff policy did exceed his presidential powers.The Constitution specifically states that the ability to set tariffs i ...