The Supreme Court is signaling what could be a major shift toward expanding presidential authority. During a closely watched hearing, the court's conservative majority appeared likely to side with President Trump and allow the White House to fire officials at independent government agencies without cause. This was a move, if it happens, that would overturn 90 years of president.But the thing the justices are wrestling with is there's a provision in the law that says people at these sort of quasi independent ...

Tyler, give us a sense of the stakes as the arguments are delivered to a lot of people in a position where this is isn't a choice right now. Yeah. Hey, Joe.So we're just about a little over 2 hours into the oral arguments today. And it does appear that the justices may be casting doubt on the Trump administration's argument. There are two central questions at the center of today's hearing.One, does President Trump have the legal authority to impose tariffs under EPA, the International Emergency Economic Pow ...

Over time justices have waved through gradual increases in presidential authority, steadily rewriting an unwritten constitution as they went. How far will they go? https://t.co/EEXBeTvGqS ...

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