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10 September 06:20

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review in November the legality of the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, after a federal court ruled that they are illegal.

Ana-Maria Tapescu

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The U.S. Supreme Court, with a conservative majority, will examine in November the legality of the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, deemed illegal by a federal appeals court. This court has kept the tariffs in place until the Supreme Court's ruling, and the government fears that losing these tariffs will reduce pressure on trading partners.

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ȘTIRI PE ACELEAȘI SUBIECTE

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The U.S. Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, states that the U.S. can continue Trump's tariff policy, having legal alternatives, even if the Supreme Court rules against it.

International

China and the United States will suspend reciprocal port fees for one year, after the meeting of leaders Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.

International

Donald Trump admits that 100% tariffs are not sustainable, but blames China for the deadlock in trade negotiations and confirms a meeting with Xi Jinping.

International

China has decided to maintain the suspended 24% tariffs on American goods, after the summit between Trump and Xi Jinping.

International

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that passports cannot mention a chosen gender, limiting it to the sex at birth, following a decree signed by Trump.

International

The Supreme Court of the United States decided on Friday to temporarily suspend an order that requires the Trump administration to provide full payments for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) for approximately 42 million Americans.

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