The latter comment refers to Trump's desire to have his staple policy reviewed by the court's conservative majority. It's for this reason that many legal pundits anticipate that the case will eventually land in the nation's highest court, where the tariff tiff will ultimately be worked out.

Is the Supreme Court’s approval rating at a five-year high or record low? It depends on which survey you’re reading. In just the past two months, at least seven national […]

The Trump administration on Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to step into an ongoing fight over billions of dollars in foreign aid that it says a lower court will force it to spend unless the justices intervene.