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US appeals court debating Trump’s use of emergency powers for tariffs
A lower court blocked the move in May, finding Trump overstepped authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. But the appeals court paused that decision, allowing tariffs to remain active during proceedings. The case comes as Trump's global tariffs are set to take effect Friday.
Donald Trump’s tariff powers face a high-stakes legal test
Trump has justified his most far-reaching assertions of tariff power by citing the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act, which allows tariffs on all imports during an "unusual and extraordinary threat ... to the national security, foreign policy or economy of the United States."
A panel of appeals court judges bombarded a Trump administration attorney Thursday with pointed questions about the president ...
The 11-judge panel noted that the 1977 law the president relied on — the International Emergency Economic Powers Act — did ...
Members of the 11-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington appeared unconvinced by the ...
A Salt Lake City company is in the legal pipeline challenging the Trump Administration over new tariffs.Genova Pipe maker of plastic and steel pipes, conduit, f ...
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On Thursday morning, attorneys representing the administration stood before a panel of federal judges in Washington, D.C., to ...
Whether Trump’s tariffs are canceled or not will make a big difference for U.S. consumers, businesses and trading partners.
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