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The Supreme Court expanded Trump’s power. He wanted more.

Posted on July 1, 2026
By Washington Post
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The Supreme Court expanded Trump’s power. He wanted more.

In a term in which the president’s policies dominated the docket, one dynamic explains why the court often ruled for him but didn’t always give him what he was seeking.