President Donald Trump’s first year back in the Oval Office was more disruptive than we had expected, marked by attacks on the global trading order, the domestic institutional framework and even the sovereignty of other nations. As one of the last potential checks on executive power, the impending Supreme Court rulings on IEEPA-invoked tariffs and Lisa Cook’s firing will set the tone for Trump’s second year.
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