Supreme Court STRIKES — Trump Faces IMPEACHMENT as Constitutional Crisis Erupts Washington is on edge tonight as the Supreme Court’s bombshell ruling has thrown Donald Trump’s presidency into chaos — and Congress into overdrive. After defying a direct order from the nation’s highest court, Trump now faces imminent impeachment for what lawmakers are calling a “textbook act of constitutional defiance.” Inside the Capitol, urgency and outrage collide as Rep. Shri Thanedar moves to formally charge Trump with high crimes and misdemeanors. The Supreme Court’s decision, which stripped Trump of illegal executive powers and demanded compliance, has sent shockwaves through both parties. But Trump’s fiery refusal to obey has turned a legal showdown into a full-blown constitutional crisis. With America’s democratic foundations trembling, the question isn’t if…. Full details ⤵️

Washington, D.C. is on the brink of political meltdown tonight after the Supreme Court’s bombshell ruling sent shockwaves through the nation — and straight into the Oval Office.

In a historic 6–3 decision, the Supreme Court stripped President Donald Trump of certain executive powers deemed unconstitutional, ordering immediate compliance with the Court’s directive. But instead of obeying, Trump openly defied the order, sparking what legal scholars are calling “the gravest constitutional crisis in modern U.S. history.”

Inside the Capitol, panic and fury are colliding. Rep. Shri Thanedar (D-MI) has announced plans to introduce articles of impeachment as early as Monday, accusing Trump of “a textbook act of constitutional defiance” and “willful obstruction of the Supreme Court.”

> “When a president believes he’s above the law, democracy itself is under attack,” Thanedar declared in a fiery floor statement.

The ruling reportedly limits Trump’s authority to redirect federal funds and override judicial oversight, a move the Court said “violates the separation of powers and the Constitution’s most fundamental safeguards.”

But Trump’s refusal to comply — reportedly telling aides “the Court can’t tell me how to run my presidency” — has pushed the U.S. government into uncharted waters.

Both Republicans and Democrats are now scrambling to respond. Senior GOP lawmakers are said to be “deeply divided,” with some calling for restraint and others urging Trump to stand down before the crisis worsens.

Meanwhile, constitutional experts warn that America’s democratic foundations are trembling. If Congress proceeds, this could mark Trump’s third impeachment, and perhaps the most consequential in history.

⚖️ As night falls over Washington, one question echoes through the halls of power:
Is this the moment America’s constitutional order finally breaks — or holds firm?