Over $35 Billion in Trump-Era Tariff Refunds Are Now Being Issued to Importers
The government has begun distributing more than $35 billion in tariff refunds following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated Trump’s trade policy.
The government has begun distributing more than $35 billion in tariff refunds following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated Trump’s trade policy.
The U.S. Court of Appeals has temporarily allowed the continuation of Trump-era 10% tariffs under Section 122 while considering the government’s appeal to keep the tariffs in place.
The National Fraternal Order of Police opposes a CLARITY Act provision that could limit law enforcement’s ability to prosecute crypto-related crimes involving software developers.
A rare points deal offers nonstop flights from Los Angeles to Tahiti for as low as 25,000 Capital One miles with a transfer bonus through late May.
Experts analyze the Trump administration’s strategy toward China, focusing on the upcoming summit, U.S.-China tensions, and Taiwan’s political future.
Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan’s trade unions have formalized a memorandum to enhance cooperation, focusing on labor rights protection, service improvements, and joint projects.
Philadelphia’s Historical Commission greenlit the long-vacant Alfred Edward Burk Mansion’s rehabilitation and approved new construction at Spring Garden’s industrial site.
The Trump administration has put on hold its proposal to suspend beef import tariffs, facing resistance from domestic ranchers concerned about protecting their recovery.
Donald Trump is set to become only the third U.S. president to visit China twice, resuming high-level talks amid ongoing tensions and complex diplomatic challenges.
U.S. household debt reached a new peak driven by mortgages and auto loans, while inflation rose to its highest rate in three years, intensifying financial pressures.