The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs under the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) on Feb. 20, 2026.
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Appeals Court Halts Order for Customs Chief’s Testimony in Tariff Refunds Case -
China Rejects New US Tariff Proposal Targeting Forced-Labor Imports
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Trump Says He’ll Take Note of Companies’ Decisions on Tariff Refunds
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Trump Admin Seeks Months-Long Pause on Tariff Refunds
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US Tariff Uncertainty After Supreme Court Ruling Disrupts Talks With EU, India, Japan
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Trump Pledges to Lift Tech Curbs on Vietnam, Lam Says
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Trump Raises Global Tariff to 15 Percent After Supreme Court Ruling
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In Charts: Here’s How Much Revenue the Overturned Tariffs Bring In
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Trump Suggests Tariff Refunds Will Need to Be Litigated
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Trump Deploys Alternative Tariff Plan After Supreme Court Ruling: What to Know
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House Speaker Says Congress Will Work With Trump on Tariffs Soon
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5 Takeaways From Supreme Court’s Rejection of Trump’s Global Tariffs
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Kavanaugh Says Other Laws Enable Trump to Impose Tariffs
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Trump Signs Order to Impose 10 Percent Global Tariffs After Supreme Court Ruling
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Corporate Giants Race to Recover Billions in Tariff Payments
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US Stock Markets React to Supreme Court’s Tariff Ruling
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5 Things to Know About How Supreme Court Ruling Could Shake Up Trump’s Tariffs
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs in Landmark Decision
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Trump Credits Tariffs for Revitalizing Steel Industry
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US Trade Deficit Dips to $901 Billion in 2025
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Trump Warns Republicans Will ‘Suffer the Consequences’ If They Vote Against Tariffs
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Treasury Secretary Warns of ‘Big Loss’ if Supreme Court Overturns Tariffs
