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Supreme Court Asked to Hear Challenge to Trump’s Global Tariffs
Two family-owned businesses are asking the US Supreme Court to consider striking down President Donald Trump’s most sweeping tariffs, putting a high-stakes fight with worldwide economic implications before the justices for the first time.
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