The conservative revolution at the US Supreme Court gained steam with another transformational term, as the Republican-appointed supermajority slashed the power of regulators, lifted legal clouds from
In a polarizing session that was low on numbers but high on impact, the court’s conservative wing used its muscle to both push through long-sought legal priorities and resolve novel issues in a way that buoyed Trump and his fellow Republicans.
And even where they rejected conservative-backed arguments – as they did in cases over abortion and taxes – the justices ...