SCOTUS RULING
Trump’s second act on tariffs takes effect with 10% duty on the world. For now
US President Trump enacted a new 10% global tariff, a day after the Supreme Court struck down his previous duties. This move, authorized under the 1974 Trade Act, aims to maintain his trade policy despite growing uncertainty among major trading partners like India and the EU, who have paused trade talks.
Trump erupts in anger over Supreme Court tariff ruling, reports describe heated reaction
Trump reaction to Supreme Court tariff ruling: President Donald Trump reacted with fury after the Supreme Court declared his emergency tariffs unlawful. The ruling, delivered after a brief hearing, emphasized that presidential powers require clear congressional grants. This decision marks a significant setback for his trade policy.
What did Gavin Newsom say about Trump after the US Supreme Court struck down tariffs? His tweet is everywhere
Governor Gavin Newsom urged the Trump Administration to issue immediate refund checks with interest to American families and businesses following the Supreme Court's ruling that President Trump's tariffs were illegal. The Court confirmed that the President lacked the authority to impose these tariffs, which cost families an average of $1,751 last year.
Supreme Court of the United States strikes down Trump tariffs — here’s which levies are affected
The nation's highest court has ruled against President Donald Trump's broad tariffs. The decision invalidates taxes imposed using an emergency powers law. Many other tariffs remain in place. Trump still has options to continue taxing imports aggressively. This ruling impacts tariffs on goods from nearly every country.
SCOTUS ruling: Major issues to watch after the Supreme Court strikes down Trump's tariffs
The Supreme Court's decision to overturn significant Trump tariffs creates a substantial budget hole, potentially costing trillions and impacting deficit reduction goals. Refunds for importers are expected to be complex and could take over a year to process. This ruling also raises concerns about Trump's future negotiation leverage with foreign nations.
Supreme Court tariff ruling: 6-3 decision blocks Trump tariffs under IEEPA - what does it mean for Trump administration?
Supreme Court tariff ruling: The US Supreme Court has delivered a significant blow to President Donald Trump. In a 6-3 decision, the court ruled that his global tariffs were unlawful. Chief Justice John Roberts stated Trump overstepped his authority under federal law. This ruling marks a major defeat for the former president. Other avenues for tariffs may still exist.
MSTR stock rallies as Bitcoin price (BTC USD) today hits $97k and insider buy sparks investor buzz – analysts reveal bullish Strategy stock price target
MSTR stock: Strategy shares saw a significant jump on Wednesday. This rise was fueled by a surge in Bitcoin's price, which crossed $97,000. Investors also reacted positively to a rare insider purchase by director Carl Rickertsen. The company recently made its largest weekly Bitcoin acquisition since July 2025, expanding its holdings to over 687,000 Bitcoin.
Employee laid off over an inappropriate search history after PIP - what to do if it happens to you
Layoff: A software engineer lost their job after inappropriate search history surfaced on a company laptop. This happened immediately after the engineer completed a four-month performance improvement plan. Employers can monitor work devices. In the US, at-will employment allows termination for many reasons not deemed illegal. Review policies and seek legal advice if you face a similar situation.
Supreme Court tariff ruling delayed again: When is the next SCOTUS tariff ruling expected and what’s at stake for the global economy?
Supreme Court tariff ruling delayed: The Supreme Court delayed a ruling on legal challenges to President Trump's tariffs, leaving the fate of his signature economic policy uncertain until at least next week. The case, concerning tariffs imposed under a national emergency law, could have significant implications for presidential power and the global economy if a decision goes against Trump.
Alphabet (GOOG) beats Apple in market cap for first time since 2019 – here's how Google became world’s second most valuable company
Alphabet has reclaimed its position as the world's second most valuable company, surpassing Apple for the first time since 2019. This shift is driven by investor confidence in Google's aggressive AI push, including its proprietary TPUs and advanced Gemini 3 model. While Alphabet leads the "Magnificent Seven" in 2025 stock performance, Nvidia remains the most valuable company.
Costco stock today rallies after strong December sales – why analysts double down on bullish COST stock price target
Costco stock surged over 5% following robust December sales, with core US comparable sales up 6.3%. This strong performance, exceeding 16% growth on a two-year stacked basis, has prompted several analysts to reaffirm or upgrade their ratings. UBS maintained a $1,205 price target, citing consistent regional growth and overall strong results, encouraging investor confidence.
Will the SCOTUS ruling on Trump tariffs jolt markets? What to know as the case comes up tomorrow
Trump tariff ruling impact on markets: Investors are on edge as the US Supreme Court prepares to rule on President Trump's emergency tariff powers. The decision, expected soon, could significantly impact stocks and bonds. A ruling against the tariffs might boost corporate profits and lift stock prices, especially in retail and consumer goods. Conversely, upholding the tariffs could lead to market selling.
Supreme court allows racial profiling in ICE raids, raising alarm over Latino rights and constitutional violations nationwide
The Supreme Court allowed ICE to use racial profiling in immigration raids across Los Angeles. Latinos, including U.S. citizens, may now be targeted for their appearance, language, or job. Justices disagreed, with Sotomayor warning this creates “second-class citizenship.” The decision could expand raids nationwide, raising concerns about rights, safety, and fairness for Latino communities in the U.S.
Supreme court limits nationwide injunctions: Implications for Donald Trump's birthright citizenship order
In a significant triumph for the Trump administration, the Supreme Court has curtailed the reach of nationwide injunctions against his executive order on birthright citizenship. The 6-3 ruling, divided along ideological lines, limits injunctions to only those states and parties that sued. Justice Barrett emphasized the court's role, while Justice Jackson dissented, warning of threats to the rule of law.
After 1812 War, WW I & II, US Supreme Court allows Trump to use Alien Enemies Act but with limits; Here's what it means
Donald Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act, a World War II-era law, to deport individuals linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, claiming an 'invasion'. A federal judge temporarily blocked deportations, pending a hearing. The ACLU sued, citing the imminent risk to Venezuelan men in detention.
BBC presenter calls for Trump to be murdered by Biden
A known Radio 4 presenter created a controversy by tweeting that Donald Trump should be murdered by Biden. He made these comments after the US Supreme Court ruled on presidential immunity against official actions of the US president when in office.
Supreme Court allows Christian Web designers to refuse to create websites celebrating same-sex marriages; Here’s everything that happened
The recent ruling by the Supreme Court deals a significant setback to the rights and protections of the LGBTQ community. In recent years, the highest court in the nation has made landmark decisions that strengthened these protections, including a ruling authored by Gorsuch three years ago that expanded safeguards for LGBTQ workers, as well as the 2015 case that legalized same-sex marriage across the country.
Report of second major US Supreme Court leak draws calls for probe
Senator Dick Durbin, a Democrat and head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said in a written statement that the committee is reviewing the allegations. He urged passage of legislation pending in Congress that would create a code of ethics for the Supreme Court. Justices on the top court currently are not required to follow a binding code of ethics for judges in lower federal courts, which Durbin called "unacceptable."
Protesters at U.S. Supreme Court decry abortion ruling overturning Roe v. Wade
The White House said it also would challenge any efforts by states to restrict women's ability to travel out of their home state to seek an abortion.
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