Supreme Court’s Conservative Justices Weigh Scrapping Another Precedent
- Liberal justices hint conservatives may be eyeing Roe v. Wade
- High court has overturned two prior rulings as term nears end
The U.S. Supreme Court stands in Washington, D.C.
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority may be ready to overturn a longstanding precedent for the third time in recent weeks -- perhaps foreshadowing the vulnerability of its rulings on abortion rights.
The justices will rule as early as Wednesday on a business-backed bid to overturn decades-old decisions that give federal agencies broad power to say what their regulations mean.