Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Trump Tariffs, Presidential Authority in Focus

• The U.S. Supreme Court issued three rulings on Wednesday but did not decide on the legality of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs.
• The court did not specify when it would revisit the tariffs dispute, as opinion release dates are not announced in advance.
• The case is a critical test of presidential authority and the court's willingness to scrutinize Trump's use of executive power since January 2025.
• During oral arguments on November 5, both conservative and liberal justices questioned the legal basis of the tariffs.
• Lower courts ruled Trump exceeded presidential authority by using a 1977 national emergencies law for the tariffs; the administration has appealed.

Why It Matters: Supreme Court defers decision on Trump tariffs, leaving presidential authority and global trade implications uncertain.