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Politics & Power: Supreme Court faces big Trump cases in 2026, testing judicial independence

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Chief Justice John Roberts quietly defended the courts’ independence by focusing on history, not politics at the end of 2025. But the real test is coming in 2026, when the Supreme Court will decide if President Donald Trump can change major laws on citizenship, trade, and the Federal Reserve using executive power alone.

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Politics & Power: Supreme Court faces big Trump cases in 2026, testing judicial independence

Chief Justice John Roberts quietly defended the courts’ independence by focusing on history, not politics at the end of 2025. But the real test is coming in 2026, when the Supreme Court will decide if President Donald Trump can change major laws on citizenship, trade, and the Federal Reserve using executive power alone.

·Jacksonville, United States
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News 4 JAX broke the news in Jacksonville, United States on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
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