President Trump is pushing forward with new tariffs, arguing they are justified under a different legal authority after the Supreme Court blocked his use of an emergency statute to impose global trade measures. Legal experts widely agree this alternative law grants the president the power to implement such policies, setting the stage for a high-stakes court challenge this week. The case could determine whether the administration can bypass congressional approval for sweeping trade actions, reshaping U.S. economic strategy. With the outcome hanging in the balance, the decision may have far-reaching implications for industries and global markets.
President Trump hopes the third time will be the charm as his latest round of tariffs heads to court this week. The Supreme Court already ruled Trump can’t invoke an emergency statute to impose his global trade war. Now, the president is pointing to a different law, and this time, everyone agrees it allows the president to impose...
