The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a request from two toy companies to expedite their challenge to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The ruling from the nation’s high court means that the Trump ...

(Bloomberg) -- The US Supreme Court refused to put a challenge to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on an ultra-fast track. The justices on Friday rejected a scheduling request from two ...

Two district courts have ruled that Trump's tariffs are not justified under the law he cited for them, the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Both of those cases are on appeal. No court has ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday received its first request to consider whether President Donald Trump’s tariffs are ...

The two companies have argued that President Trump does not have the authority to impose tariffs under a federal emergency ...

The US Supreme Court refused to put a challenge to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on an ultra-fast track. The justices on Friday rejected a scheduling request from two Chicago-area ...

The Supreme Court on Friday refused two small businesses’ request to announce before the court’s upcoming summer recess if it will take up their challenge to President Trump’s emergency tariffs.

The Supreme Court on Friday declined to fast-track its consideration of whether to take up a challenge to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, though this isn’t the final word on whether or when ...

The Supreme Court denied a request by a family-owned toy company, Learning Resources, that filed the legal challenge against Trump’s tariffs to expedite the review of the dispute by the nation ...

Update: On June 20, the court denied the companies’ request to expedite hearing their case. Citing the “paralyzing uncertainty” created when tariffs are “added and subtracted at will,” two small ...

The US Supreme Court refused to put a challenge to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on an ultra-fast track. The justices on Friday rejected a scheduling request from two family-owned ...

The Supreme Court refused to put a challenge to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on an ultrafast track. The justices on June 20 rejected a scheduling request from two family-owned ...