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The Supreme Court ruled against President Trump's executive order, interpreting the U.S. Constitution regarding jurisdiction.

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The Supreme Court ruled against President Trump's executive order, interpreting the U.S. Constitution regarding jurisdiction.

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  1. Federal judge in Boston ruled that Trump's directives overstep authority.1 source
  2. SC rules against Trump's executive order, defining constitutional jurisdiction.1 source

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The Supreme Court issued multiple rulings on June 30, 2026, including invalidating most of Trump's global tariffs, blocking his attempt to fire Lisa Cook, and striking down a conversion therapy ban in Colorado.

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