The Supreme Court Rules That Millions of Americans Now Hold $10,000 More Debt Than They Did Yesterday

Supreme Court rules that millions of Americans now hold $10,000 more debt than they did yesterday. That's about one tenth the cost of a private plane trip to Alaska referring there to allegations against Justice Samuel Alito. The Supreme Court has granted itself through this novel legal theory, the authority to just sort of nullify actions of an elected branch. It's a direct slapdown of a decision made by an elected official, namely the president.