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Appeals court temporarily allows Trump tariffs to move ahead
A federal appeals court is allowing Trump’s tariffs to stay in place, issuing a stay of a U.S. court ruling yesterday that blocked several of the tariffs from going into effect. The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled yesterday that he had exceeded his authority in imposing the tariffs on U.S. trading partners.
Trump Says Court Ruling on Tariffs Was Wrong, Hopes Supreme Court Will Reverse It
U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday criticized a trade court decision that said he had exceeded his authority in imposing his most sweeping tariffs, calling it wrong and that he hoped the Supreme Court would overturn the decision.
"Article One Section Eight gives Congress the power over taxes and tariffs. The Constitution is clear," Bacon, a rare ...
Foreign-born workers on New York’s fruit and dairy farms have sequestered themselves to avoid the administration’s ...
A senior administration official told ABC News that Musk will continue to serve as an unofficial adviser to the president, ...
The White House has acknowledged an investigation into attempts to impersonate President Donald Trump 's chief of staff, ...
Senate Republicans have promised a dramatic rewrite of the massive domestic policy bill, which includes a proposed 10-year ...
Investment in a planned Trump Tower in Vietnam is estimated at around $1 billion and construction of the at least 60-storey ...
Musk announced his departure a day after an interview clip showed him saying Trump’s “big, beautiful” bill “undermines” DOGE.
U.S.-China trade talks “are a bit stalled,” requiring the two countries’ leaders to speak directly, Treasury Secretary Scott ...
Saudi Arabia's defence minister delivered a blunt message to Iranian officials in Tehran last month: take President Donald ...
Earlier administrations investigated whether Native American school mascots were discriminatory. The Trump administration ...
President Donald Trump blamed the Federalist Society for advising him to pick judges who have ruled against his agenda.
U.S. President Donald Trump called Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to the White House on Thursday for their first face-to ...
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