Trump Declares War on Supreme Court, Vows Lowercase 'supreme court' After Tariff Setback

• Donald Trump announced he would write 'supreme court' in lowercase due to a "complete lack of respect" after the court ruled against his trade policy.
• The Supreme Court overturned a significant portion of Trump's tariffs, stating the president lacks authority to impose such levies under a 1977 law.
• Trump warned the court against future "wrong conclusions" on issues like China and 'birthright citizenship', claiming decisions benefit other countries.
• Despite the judicial setback, Trump vowed to impose a 10 percent global tariff using a different legal authority, potentially increasing it to 15 percent.
• Trump exempted "The Great Three" (believed to be his conservative appointees) from his criticism of the court.