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BREAKING: SUPREME COURT REJECTS TRUMP’S APPEAL — IT’S OVER! Donald Trump has just suffered what may be the most devastating legal defeat of his political career. In a 7–2 ruling, the Supreme Court flatly rejected Trump’s claim of presidential immunity — and most strikingly, justices he personally appointed voted against him. This decision shatters the legal strategy Trump has relied on for years. Since 2023, his defense rested on one central argument: that a president cannot be prosecuted for actions taken while in office. The Court has now made its position unmistakably clear — no one is above the law. Then came an unexpected development. Warren Buffett, long silent on Trump, issued a rare public statement warning that attacks on the rule of law threaten both democracy and the economy. Markets reacted immediately, signaling just how seriously this moment is being taken. Trump now faces a harsh reality. Without immunity, his federal trials move forward, and the risk of conviction is real. Attacking the Court only deepens his isolation. Accepting the ruling means admitting he is subject to the same laws as every other citizen. And the detail that worried Trump’s adviser the most was a supplementary statement included in the ruling — one that was not read aloud on live television.
The U.S. Supreme Court has delivered a significant blow to former President Donald Trump, rejecting his appeal centered on claims of presidential immunity.
In a 7–2 decision, the Court ruled that Trump cannot claim blanket immunity from prosecution for actions taken while in office.
Notably, the ruling included votes from justices appointed during Trump’s presidency, underscoring the Court’s firm stance on the issue.
The decision effectively dismantles a legal strategy Trump has relied on for years — the argument that a president is shielded from criminal liability for official acts.
Legal analysts say the ruling clears the way for Trump’s federal cases to move forward, increasing the likelihood of courtroom trials in the months ahead.
The moment also drew rare commentary from billionaire investor Warren Buffett, who issued a public warning about threats to the rule of law and their potential impact on democracy and the economy.
Financial markets showed brief signs of volatility following the decision.
Sources close to Trump say advisers were particularly unsettled by a supplementary statement attached to the ruling — one not read aloud during the live announcement — raising fresh questions about what lies ahead.


