SCOTUS, here it comes

[wtg]

Trump's tariff push overstepped presidential powers, appeals court says

A panel of 11 judges ruled 7-to-4 that the president’s tariffs were illegal but said they could stay in place as the case proceeds.

https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/trump-tariffs-lawsuit-appeals-court-ruling-what-to-know-rcna223915

[jon-nyc]

From Ilya Somin at Reason, one of the lawyers who brought the case.

https://reason.com/volokh/2025/08/29/federal-circuit-rules-against-trumps-massive-ieepa-tariffs-in-our-case-challenging-them/

[Bernard]

I hope the courts hold the line.

I was just placing an order for more wool from a Canadian company that I've bought from multiple times. They are no longer shipping to the US due to the tariff situation.

We're so great now. /s

[wtg]

What happens if he has to give all the tariffs back?

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/09/02/us-treasury-yields-investors-look-to-key-jobs-report.html

[Steve Miller]

SCOTUS, you say?

How quaint.

[wtg]

Yea, I know. I'm the eternal optimist.

I get disappointed a lot.

[AdagioM]

Could they at least hurry it up a little, so we know if we should be disappointed in them?