Tariffs on the docket: SCOTUS faces a high-stakes ruling

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The Hill’s Gavel reports that the Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s tariffs could upend the global market, with the justices expediting the case and observers speculating it could come sooner than the usual May–June window as businesses race to secure refunds; the piece also highlights a flurry of related docket activity—court-security funding, questions about Maduro immunity in Florida, and offshore wind litigation—showing how the term’s high-stakes cases are already shaping politics and policy.
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