#Supreme Court

Following the Supreme Court's ruling against Trump tariffs, up to $175 billion in collected duties could be refunded to importers, but the process remains unclear.

Following Supreme Court ruling against emergency tariffs, Trump warns countries wanting to 'play games' will face higher duties and worse consequences.

Despite Supreme Court striking down emergency tariffs, Trump warns of 'much higher' tariffs using alternative legal authorities. What this means for global trade.

The Supreme Court faces a vague federal law that could permanently ban marijuana users from owning guns. The case reveals deeper flaws in Second Amendment jurisprudence.

Trump warns countries against "playing games" with Supreme Court ruling that struck down his emergency tariff powers, signaling potential trade war escalation despite legal setbacks.

Supreme Court ruled Trump's unilateral tariffs illegal, stripping his tariff 'on/off switch.' Yet he keeps promising more tariffs. What's the political calculation behind this seemingly impossible promise?

The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling striking down Trump's IEEPA tariffs forces Southeast Asian nations to reassess trade strategies built around tariff avoidance.

Despite Supreme Court ruling Trump's tariffs unconstitutional, president invokes new legal authority to impose 15% tariffs worldwide. Trade deals hang in balance.

Trump suggests he won't refund tariffs following Supreme Court decision, signaling continued protectionist stance with global trade implications.

Court strikes down Trump's China tariffs ahead of Beijing summit, creating new uncertainties in trade relations and global economic stability.

Trump raised tariffs from 10% to 15% after Supreme Court ruled his trade levies unconstitutional. Over 1,000 refund lawsuits filed seeking $133bn back from Treasury.

Trump raises global tariffs from 10% to 15% just one day after Supreme Court ruling limited his authority. Analyzing the economic and political implications of escalating trade protectionism.