Supreme Court upholds Senate's investigative power

The Supreme Court dismissed Alice Guo's challenge to a Senate subpoena, upholding the Senate's power to investigate. The ruling affirmed the legislative branch's authority to conduct probes in aid of legislation, provided it follows its rules and respects individuals' rights. Questions about Guo's identity and businesses were deemed relevant. This decision reinforces the Senate's investigative powers for matters of public interest, such as POGO operations, and clarifies the balance between legislative inquiry and individual rights.