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Bloomberg News Supreme Court reporter. I’m from St. Louis, so Biden pronounced my state wrong.
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Supreme Court Backs Right of Some Drug Users to Possess Guns (1) Original

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By Greg Stohr Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The US Supreme Court ruled that the government can’t categorically bar marijuana users from possessing firearms in a decision that expands the Constitution’s Second Amendment. Siding unanimously with a Texas man, the justices narrowed the reach of a federal law that prohibits gun possession by illegal drug users and addicted people.
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Trump’s first-term China tariffs survive Supreme Court challenge

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By Greg Stohr Verified
| ABA Journal Verified
Home Syndicated Trump’s first-term China tariffs survive… U.S. Supreme Court Trump’s first-term China tariffs survive Supreme Court challenge The U.S. Supreme Court declined to put new limits on President Donald Trump’s tariff authority, leaving in place import taxes imposed during his first term on hundreds of billions of dollars in goods from China.
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Corte Suprema mantiene vigentes aranceles de primer mandato de Trump a China

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By Greg Stohr Verified
| Yahoo Finanzas
Foto: La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos rechazó imponer nuevos límites a la autoridad arancelaria del presidente Donald Trump, dejando vigentes los impuestos a la importación establecidos durante su primer mandato sobre cientos de miles de millones de dólares en bienes de China.
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