The Supreme Court halted enforcement of the Obama administration's power plant rules, giving opponents time to appeal the rule in the lower courts. The administration argued that enforcement of the regulations should be allowed while appeals work their way through the court system.  But in a 5-4 split along partisan lines, justices denied the administration request. It doesn't mean that the rules are dead – far from it.  But it guarantees that before the issue comes before the court again, the GOP has a chance to reverse the regulations by congressional vote – as long as there is a Republican president. Fox News: The surprising move is a victory for the coalition of 27 mostly Republican-led states and industry opponents that call the regulations "an unprecedented power grab." By temporarily freezing the rule the high court's order signals that opponents have made a strong argument against the plan. A federal appeals court...(Read Full Post)