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The Supreme Court Tuesday issued an order preventing the Trump administration from being forced to pay $4B in foreign aid.

The Supreme Court has scheduled to hear the case in November, lightning fast by its typical standards.

The future of President Donald Trump's tariffs is uncertain after the Supreme Court agreed to consider their legality on an expedited basis Tuesday.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday froze a lower court judge's decision ordering ...

The Supreme Court announced Tuesday it would hear arguments over President Trump's tariffs during the first week of November.

The Supreme Court has just agreed to stay a lower court ruling that blocked President Trump from freezing billions in foreign aid. Specifically, John Roberts is the one who granted Trump's request. . . .

The tariffs will remain in place in the lead-up to arguments set for November, a lightning-fast timetable by the Supreme Court's typical standards.

The Supreme Court just gave President Trump a temporary victory on his tariffs, agreeing to hear arguments on the case and allowing them to stay in place for now. The Supreme Court . . .

Chief Justice John Roberts acted on the Trump administration's emergency appeal to the Supreme Court in a case involving billions of dollars in congressionally approved aid.

The Supreme Court gave a brief reprieve Tuesday to President Trump in his battle to refuse to spend $4 billion in foreign assistance money.