How Roberts led a fractured Supreme Court to wins for the right and defeats for Trump

The story
In President Trump's second year back in the White House, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and the court punctured his claim to have power with no limits.
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- Google NewsSupreme Court allows Trump’s ballroom construction, but Roberts says project is ‘likely unlawful’ - Politicoabout 2 hours ago
- ZeroHedgeThe Long Shadow Of Judge Indira Talwaniabout 4 hours ago
- BBCUS Supreme Court clears way for Trump to keep building White House ballroomabout 6 hours ago
- Fox NewsTrump's White House ballroom construction gets another lifeline from SCOTUS amid heated legal fightabout 8 hours ago
- BreitbartTrump Thanks Supreme Court for Allowing White House Ballroom Construction to Continue10 days ago
- Resist the MainstreamSCOTUS Clears the Way for Construction to Continue on Trump’s $400M White House Ballroom10 days ago
- The Western JournalBreaking: Supreme Court Sides with Trump on White House Ball Room Construction10 days ago
- The FederalistSCOTUS Pauses Blockade On Trump’s White House Ballroom Construction10 days ago
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