Up First from NPR Court Blocks Most Trump Tariffs, Trump Grows Frustrated With Putin, CPAC Hungary
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May 29, 2025 A federal court has ruled against most of Trump's tariffs, determining he overstepped his authority. This sparks discussions about the balance of power in trade policy. Meanwhile, tensions between Trump and Putin are on the rise as airstrikes in Ukraine continue, questioning the future of peace negotiations. Additionally, the Conservative Political Action Conference in Hungary highlights growing support for Viktor Orban's leadership among U.S. conservatives, reflecting a shared narrative against liberal ideologies.
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Court Limits Presidential Tariff Power
- A federal court ruled that President Trump overstepped his authority by imposing tariffs on nearly every country worldwide.
- The court emphasized that only Congress has exclusive power to regulate trade and impose tariffs under the Constitution.
Tariffs' Domestic Economic Impact
- Import tariffs primarily hurt American businesses and consumers by raising their costs.
- Retaliatory measures from other countries risk American farmers and factories losing export markets.
Trump's Frustration With Putin and Ukraine War
- President Trump has expressed frustration with Putin over Russia's continued airstrikes in Ukraine despite peace talks.
- Russia remains ready to negotiate but also continues military buildup, reflecting a protracted conflict.