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Trade Court Topples Trump’s 10% Universal Tariffs in Landmark RulingNews

Trade Court Topples Trump’s 10% Universal Tariffs in Landmark Ruling

The United States trade court strikes down President Trump's ten percent universal tariffs, creating legal uncertainty for importers.

May 8, 2026
We Asked 19 Companies if They Plan to Give Customers Tariff Refunds. Only 3 RepliedNews

We Asked 19 Companies if They Plan to Give Customers Tariff Refunds. Only 3 Replied

As companies seek billions of dollars in tariff refunds, here's what they're saying (if anything) about plans to share that money with customers.

April 24, 2026
The Trump Administration’s Tariff Refund Portal Opens Soon, but Shoppers Can’t ApplyNews

The Trump Administration’s Tariff Refund Portal Opens Soon, but Shoppers Can’t Apply

Billions in tariff refunds open to importers while companies signal no intent to lower prices for american consumers.

April 16, 2026
FedEx Joins Corporate Exodus from Illegal Tariffs, Suing Government for Billions in RefundsNews

FedEx Joins Corporate Exodus from Illegal Tariffs, Suing Government for Billions in Refunds

Shipping giant FedEx joins over 1,000 companies suing the U.S. government for full refunds after illegal tariffs were struck down.

February 25, 2026
Trump Pivots to National Security Laws for New Tariffs After Supreme Court RebuffNews

Trump Pivots to National Security Laws for New Tariffs After Supreme Court Rebuff

The administration targets critical sectors like batteries and telecom equipment using alternative legal authorities to bypass recent judicial constraints.

February 24, 2026