Thanks. Let's get to Emily Wilkins who has that story for us. Hi Emily.>> Hey Margan. Well, yes. The Senate just adopted a resolution that would overturn the powers that Trump used to set up many of his tariffs.This is the AIPA. It's the one that's going in front of the Supreme Court and being debated on. You know, Congress, they do get to assert their power over whether or not the president can continue to use that.And so, they put forward a resolution today. It's actually the third one this week that the ...

Group 1 - The White House has achieved its 21st Supreme Court victory since January, indicating a trend of legal success attributed to lawful policies [2] - The Supreme Court's recent decision paused the reinstatement of a fired FTC commissioner and will reconsider whether lower courts have the authority to reinstate already fired public officials, which could impact the president's firing authority [3][4] - The Trump administration argues that the president has the constitutional authority to manage the economy and that lower courts should not interfere with his decisions, including firings [5][7] Group 2 - The final brief regarding the Federal Reserve case is due this week, while the question of public officials' removal will be briefed in December [6] - The White House legal team is working diligently to ensure that policies are lawful and expects to be vindicated by the Supreme Court [6]