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...The Washington Post/Ipsos survey, conducted July 8-13, found that 46 percent of 2,648 respondents said they believe the nine justices are ruling on cases impacting the president's agenda based on ideology.

A quarter of respondents said the high court is ruling on those cases based on the law, while 28 percent had no opinion and 1 percent skipped the question.

The Supreme Court has given Trump multiple unfavorable rulings during his second term. The high court in February struck down emergency tariffs the president issued on imports last year and invalidated his Day 1 executive order restricting birthright citizenship last month.

But the high court has also ruled in the president's favor, including when it allowed him to fire Democrat Rebecca Slaughter from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The 6-3 decision, handed down along ideological lines, overturned the high court's 1935 decision in Humphrey's Executor v. United States -- which afforded certain executive branch agencies a degree of independence from the White House for 91 years.

Under the latest ruling, the president has increased authority over federal agencies, with Justice Sonia Sotomayor writing the decision grants "far greater power than ever before" to Trump and future occupants of the Oval Office. ...