Supreme Decisions: A Landmark Term for U.S. High Court Cases

The U.S. Supreme Court is tackling a diverse and impactful docket this term. Cases span from presidential powers to tariffs, birthright citizenship, and transgender rights. With outcomes expected by June, these rulings could redefine American legal and societal norms.

The U.S. Supreme Court's current term is shaping up to be one of monumental significance, with justices deliberating over pivotal cases that touch on broad swathes of American society and law.

From the independence of the Federal Reserve to the legality of tariffs imposed during Trump's administration, the court is poised to rule on issues that could influence the constitutional landscape and economic frameworks of the United States.

The justices also confront contentious topics like birthright citizenship, the rights of transgender athletes, and the parameters of campaign finance, each bearing potential repercussions for civil rights and legislative power.

(With inputs from agencies.)