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Trump defends trade moves as Supreme Court weighs tariffs: ‘WE HAVE ALL THE CARDS’
President Trump on Saturday pressed the Supreme Court to rule in his favor on tariffs, doubling down on claims that steep import taxes have made the U.S. economy stronger. “Tariffs have made ... Read More
Trump’s Legacy Is in the Supreme Court’s Shaky Hands
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Trump has other tariff options if the Supreme Court strikes down his worldwide import taxes
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In Texas case, it’s politics vs. race at the Supreme Court, with control of Congress at stake
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Chaos Reigns as Texas Awaits Supreme Court’s Ruling on Redistricting
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