New Supreme Court Term To Test Limits Of Trump’s Power

New Supreme Court Term Considers Limits on American Fascism

✕ The 2025-2026 Supreme Court term is underway, complete with cases testing the limits of presidential authority and the Court’s appetite for American fascism. At stake is the balance of power between the three branches of government, and between the federal government and the people it’s meant to serve.  Given the increased polarization of the Court and the country, this term puts us at another critical crossroads. In Trump v. Slaughter, the Co…

New Supreme Court Term To Test Limits Of Trump’s Power

The U.S. Supreme Court is back in session — and this year, all eyes are on one question: how far can Donald Trump stretch presidential power?Since returning to the White House eight months ago, Trump has pushed boundaries. He has cut budgets, reshaped agencies, and asserted control over institutions once considered independent.Now, his attempt to deploy state National Guard troops to cities like Portland — despite state objections — has ignited …

How the Supreme Court Unleashed Trump’s War on the States

The Trump administration's militarization of US cities – apparently selected because of their partisan divergence from the White House – represents a failure of federalism. While Congress's abdication of its constitutional duties is well known, the Supreme Court has joined it in greenlighting executive overreach.