Summary
The Supreme Court is starting a new term that could bring important decisions involving President Trump's policies and other key issues. Major topics include Trump's executive powers, tariffs, trans rights, and other significant cases. The court's decisions could have lasting impacts on U.S. laws and society.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court's new term began, focusing on cases that align with conservative interests.
- President Trump's use of executive power, including tariffs and agency appointments, is under review.
- The court allowed Trump's firing of a Federal Trade Commission official but halted the removal of a Federal Reserve governor.
- Arguments on the legality of Trump's tariffs are scheduled for November.
- The court will consider a case that may change regulations on campaign financing.
- Two cases address whether states can ban transgender athletes from women's sports.
- A challenge to Colorado's ban on conversion therapy is being heard, focusing on free speech rights.
- The court will also review a Second Amendment case related to gun rights in Hawai'i.
- There is a case concerning the death penalty for intellectually disabled individuals, examining existing rules.
