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The case marks a showdown over the president's power to unilaterally withhold funds allocated by Congress.

Speaking to Free Press founder Bari Weiss to promote her new book, the conservative justice said the American people should trust the Supreme Court.

The move directly challenges a 1935 court precedent that upheld restrictions on the president's power to remove FTC members without cause.

Judges tell NBC News the court needs to explain its rulings better, with some urging Chief Justice John Roberts to do more to defend the judiciary.

A federal appeals court ruled the president doesn't have the authority to set sweeping tariffs under the emergency powers law he invoked.

The court filing is in response to the justices’ call for a new briefing and arguments in the Louisiana case, which they first heard earlier this year. Arguments will take place Oct. 15.

The administration has made aggressive moves to gut the U.S. Agency for International Development, including placing much of its staff on leave.

A federal judge had ruled that the more than $1 billion in cuts to research grants, like studies into HIV prevention, violated federal law.

Social media companies have argued such laws violate free speech rights of minors who can't get parental approval or don't want to verify their age.

The Voting Rights Act imposes some restraints, but the court has signaled it could further weaken the law that protects minority voters.

The court ordered new briefing, suggesting it could be poised to further weaken the landmark Voting Rights Act.