- A state case in Texas led to a national legal precedent, resulting in a court ruling that limited Congress's authority.
- A Supreme Court case has set a new legal precedent regarding the scope of congressional power.
A court ruled that only Congress holds the authority to levy taxes.
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Updated Sep 15
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What happened
A court ruled that only Congress holds the authority to levy taxes.
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