Supreme Court Questions Trump's Tariff Authority Amid Falling Market Confidence
The recent Supreme Court hearings on President Trump's tariffs have highlighted significant legal and political challenges surrounding his authority to impose such measures. Justices have raised concerns about the validity of Trump's use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, questioning whether it grants him the power to bypass Congress.
As the court deliberates, market analysts have noted a sharp decline in the likelihood of a favorable ruling for the administration, dropping from 58% to 28%. This uncertainty has implications not only for the tariffs themselves but also for the broader limits of presidential power.
Meanwhile, discussions around antitrust enforcement have intensified with Lina Khan's new role, and tech companies like Nvidia and OpenAI are advocating for government support. Additionally, Tesla shareholders are set to vote on Elon Musk's ambitious pay package, further illustrating the intersection of corporate governance and legal scrutiny in the current economic landscape.
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