Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Tariffs
February 23, 2026·1 day ago·via The Hill
The US Supreme Court rules 6-3 that President Trump lacks authority under a 1977 law to impose unilateral tariffs on trading partners, delivering a major blow to his America First trade strategy that disrupted global commerce. Trump fires back with a new 15 percent global import tariff via a different legal route, set to kick in Tuesday for 150 days, showing he's not backing down from protecting US workers against unfair trade.
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