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Has the Supreme Court just made Trump the most powerful president in history?

Has the Supreme Court just made Trump the most powerful president in history?
BBC News Monday 29 June 2026, 19:14 UTC 1 min read
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A landmark decision expands Trump’s presidential power

A landmark decision expands Trump’s presidential power
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