After riding a political honeymoon for a year, President Donald Trump’s dominance could be coming to an end as he meets resistance from Senate Republicans over the chamber’s filibuster rule and the Supreme Court over tariffs.

The other coequal branches of the federal government to Trump’s executive, the legislative and judiciary, “are standing up and doing their jobs,” according to Republican strategist Charlie Black.

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