Court Will Take Mexican Trucking Case WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court agreed Monday to intervene in a two-decade-old fight over allowing Mexican trucks and buses on U.S. roadways. The court said it will hear an appeal from the Bush administration, which wants to open the border to Mexican trucks without a court-ordered environmental study. The $1.8 million study is expected to take a year or more, further delaying the border opening President Bush ordered last fall over long-standing opposition from U.S. labor, consumer and environmental organizations. The consumer group Public Citizen, the Teamsters and others sued on safety and...