Appeals Court Rejects Trump’s Global Tariffs

The hastily drafted trade accords leave questions about who promised what.

The president vows to retaliate against nations that he views as discriminating against American companies.

The administration plans to expand a certain category of tariffs in hopes of redirecting production to the U.S. and thwarting potential legal threats in the trade war.

Duties that just took effect will hit billions of dollars of trade and hurt Indian sectors ranging from textiles to farming.

Criticizing the president’s policies could earn a public rebuke from the White House. But embracing the new duties could be politically risky.

The sharply divided ruling paves the way for a further appeal before the state’s highest court.

The White House says it anticipates an “ultimate victory” in the case over the president’s tariffs.

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