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The Supreme Court struck down Trump’s tariffs - here’s what it means for your wallet

‘Today’s ruling is expected to provide significant long-term relief to consumer wallets,’ one expert predicted

The Independent UK

‘Trump will no longer be able to honor many of the “deals” he has negotiated’: How the Supreme Court crippled America’s negotiator-in-chief

The effective tariff rate skyrocketed from a mere 2% to 14%, Capital Economics calculates, and 9% of that came from tariffs that turned out to be illegal.

Fortune

What Trump's tariff loss means for his agenda

The bottom just fell out of the administration's economic — and in many cases, geopolitical — agenda.

Axios

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Even Without the 'Emergency' Powers SCOTUS Rejected, Trump Has a Bunch of Tariff Options

There are many laws that explicitly authorize the president to impose taxes on imports, but they include limits that Trump was keen to avoid.

Reason

Stocks Rebound as Supreme Court Strikes Down President Trump’s Tariffs

The S&P 500 Index ($SPX ) (SPY ) today is up +0.58%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DOWI ) (DIA ) is up +0.18%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX ) (QQQ ) is up +1.03%. March E-mini S&P futures (ESH26 ) are up +0.60%, and March E-mini Nasdaq futures...

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Can Trump overturn Supreme Court tariff ruling? What US Constitution says

The US Supreme Court’s ruling striking down tariffs imposed under emergency powers has triggered a fundamental constitutional question: can a president --including Donald Trump -- overturn or bypass a Supreme Court decision on tariffs?

The Times of India

The Supreme Court Just Struck Down Trump's 'Emergency' Tariffs

"There is no exception to the major questions doctrine for emergency statutes," wrote Chief Justice John Roberts.

Reason

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Trump blasts Supreme Court justices he appointed after tariff ruling and promises more ‘are on their way!’: Live updates

In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court held that Trump’s tariffs were not permitted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act

The Independent UK

Supreme Court says Trump global tariffs are illegal

The ruling sets a new boundary for what policies presidents can impose without congressional approval.

Axios

Supreme Court Decides Our Tariff Case - and We Won!

In a 6-3 decision, the Court ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize tariffs.

Reason

The ‘alternative scenario’ of an even bigger national debt disaster is in play after the Supreme Court ruled Trump’s tariffs illegal

Federal debt was set to reach 120% of GDP by 2036, the CBO projected, but that assumed the tariffs would stay in place.

Fortune

Angry Trump slams six Supreme Court justices who nixed his tariffs

President Trump said he would move ahead with global tariffs even after the Supreme Court nixed many of his import fees in a major setback.

Roll Call

Supreme Court invalidates Trump's tariff regime

The Supreme Court invalidated much of the Trump administration’s worldwide tariff regime in a ruling released Friday.

Roll Call

Growing calls for independent probe into Air India crash as investigators focus attention on pilots

IN FOCUS: Investigators are yet to settle on a cause for the crash but are leaning in the direction of either human error or deliberate action by pilots rather than a mechanical fault despite allegations that the aircraft was flawed from the moment it entered service in India. Alisha Rahaman…

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New York Democrats urge Supreme Court to stay out of redistricting case

Filings come after a state judge found that the current map violated the state constitution by minimizing the power of minority voters.

Newslaundry

The making of Galgotias: An expansion powered by land deals and media blitz

A Chinese robodog dressed up as indigenous innovation. Students going viral outside the Congress headquarters in 2024, unable to explain the protest they were part of. For Galgotias University, spectacle has a way of recurring.

The Guardian - US

‘DEI is dead, equality isn’t’: experts chart path forward amid Trump’s culture war

Two law professors outline strategies for equality’s survival in a Trumpian post-DEI era in new book How Equality Wins

Roll Call

Wait for Supreme Court tariff decision reveals potential fallout

As the Supreme Court mulls the legality of the president's tariffs, evidence of a decision's potential fallout has emerged across Washington.

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SCOTUS Modifies Rule 29, Paper Briefs Can Be Filed Three Days After Timely Electronic Submission

This rule change effectively gives parties at least one more day to work on briefs, and make corrections.

The Independent UK

Jury to get tax-evasion case against Supreme Court lawyer who became high-stakes poker player

A trial is drawing to a close for the tax-evasion case against a prominent Supreme Court lawyer accused of failing to pay taxes on millions of dollars in winnings from ultra-high-stakes poker games

The Independent UK

Children can claim damages for ‘lost years’ after medical negligence, Supreme Court rules

The UK’s highest court found that a 1981 Court of Appeal judgment, which stated children cannot receive damages, was “incorrect”

The Conversation

TrumpRx, Trump Kennedy Center, Trump National Parks passes − government free speech allows the president to name things after himself

In November 2025 the Trump administration announced a special park pass commemorating the nation’s 250th anniversary that featured images of two presidents: George Washington and Donald Trump.

The Times of India

Ramadan 2026 moon sighted in Saudi Arabia? KSA Supreme Court calls Muslims to spot crescent on February 17; first day of fasting from Feb 18?

Muslims worldwide are anticipating the crescent moon sighting tonight, February 17, 2026, to mark the beginning of Ramadan 1447 AH. Saudi authorities are urging citizens to report any sightings. If confirmed, fasting begins Wednesday, February 18. Otherwise, it starts Thursday, February 19. This tradition blends science and faith, setting the…

Newslaundry

‘7-minute translation for a 3-minute speech’: SC questions transcripts in Sonam Wangchuk Case

The Supreme Court has questioned the accuracy of video transcripts submitted by the Centre against activist Sonam Wangchuk, who was taken into custody under the National Security Act (NSA), 1980, last September, after protests turned violent in Leh. The court is hearing his wife Gitanjali Angmo’s habeas corpus petition.

Newslaundry

Why Karnataka’s plan to revive student elections cannot ignore private education lobbies

The Karnataka government is considering introducing elections to student unions in colleges and universities, a move that has found support across political parties. The proposal comes three decades after student elections disappeared from campuses, during which time higher education in the state has been transformed.

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