The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld lower-court rulings on President Donald Trump’s use of the International Emergency Powers Act, confirming that Mr. Trump’s usage of such powers to impose tariffs at will is unconstitutional and must end.
Canada’s long nightmare over U.S. tariffs is poised to change. But whether that is for better or worse depends on who within Canada we are talking about – which industry and, by extension, which province.
CBC Live Feed – Canada retains exemptions in Trump’s new order for 10% global tariffs
Backup plan?
After today's Supreme Court decision, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that President Trump is going to utilize alternative methods that will result in "virtually unchanged" 2026 tariff revenue.
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President Trump's remarks after today's Supreme Court decision regarding his tariffs.
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The Many Trump Tariffs That Will Remain in Place
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