#Tariffs

The Supreme Court dealt Trump a major blow by ruling Congress, not the president, holds tariff authority. What does this mean for global trade and Trump's agenda?

Six justices rule Trump's tariffs illegal in Learning Resources v. Trump, revealing deep fractures within the Republican Party on trade and executive power.

US Supreme Court overturns most Trump tariffs in 6-3 ruling, potentially triggering $175B in refunds while administration scrambles for backup plan

Despite aggressive tariffs, America's trade deficit soared to $70.3 billion in December. Trump's promise to eliminate the deficit faces economic reality.

Trump's claim that tariffs cut the US trade deficit by 78% is rattling crypto markets. Investors worry about higher interest rates, dollar strength, and pressure on risk assets like Bitcoin.

Trump advisor calls for disciplining NY Fed economists who published research showing tariffs cost consumers $68 billion annually, raising concerns about central bank independence.

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett publicly calls for disciplinary action against NY Fed researchers who found 94% of tariff costs fall on US consumers and importers

Tariffs and EV subsidy cuts are undermining housing construction, manufacturing, and automaker investments, contradicting Trump's domestic growth agenda

President Trump escalated tariff threats while claiming his administration has been 'very nice,' as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on IEEPA-based tariffs' legality.

Analyzing Europe's strategic response to the 2026 Trump Greenland tariffs threat and the evolving geopolitical landscape of the Arctic region.

At Davos 2026, President Trump intensified his push for Greenland, threatening 10% tariffs on EU nations. The EU prepares for an emergency summit as trade tensions boil.

In 2026, President Trump leverages tariffs against European allies to force the acquisition of Greenland, citing Arctic security and resource needs.