US Supreme Court

The Supreme Court’s tariff decision introduces new uncertainties, but does not reverse America’s protectionist trend

Trade lawyers have warned that the government did not completely rule out the possibility of refund fights

One of the biggest questions is whether companies will have to sue to get a refund from Customs and Border Protection

The ruling is a victory for the rule of law, but it is not the end of the trade war

Despite Trump’s angry response to the ruling, he has given no indication that he would not abide by it

The argument by the Trump administration that it had found a war-like emergency to create a loophole fails to persuade the court

The levies are likely to be ruled unconstitutional, but Trump could still impose them through other routes, analysts say

In this high-stakes case, even conservative justices signalled scepticism towards Trump’s sweeping tariff authority

A MAJORITY of US Supreme Court justices appeared deeply skeptical of the legality behind a swath of Donald Trump’s tariffs, as they heard a landmark case on Wednesday that could uphold - or upend - th...