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Trump, Senate and Tariffs

Bipartisan Senate Majority Votes to Reject Trump’s Global Tariffs

After taking a stand this week against tariffs on Brazil and Canada, the Senate has rallied a bipartisan majority to strike down President Donald Trump’s duties on more than 100 countries.

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Senate passes resolution that would repeal Trump's tariffs on Canada

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Senate Republicans defy Vance's warning, vote to block Trump's Brazil tariffs amid shutdown

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US Senate Passes Legislation To Overturn Trump's Tariffs On Brazil

The Republican-led US Senate passed legislation on Tuesday that would overturn President Donald Trump's tariffs against Brazil by terminating the national emergency he declared in July in retaliation ...

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With Some G.O.P. Backing, Senate Votes to End Trump’s Brazil Tariffs

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US Senate gives a shock to Donald Trump, votes to block tariffs on Brazil

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Five Senate Republicans join Democrats to rebuke Trump’s Brazil tariffs

McConnell has long been critical of Trump’s trade policy, and said in a statement ahead of the vote, “Tariffs make both building and buying in America more expensive. The economic harms of trade wars...

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Senate votes to block tariffs on Brazil. It shows some pushback to Trump trade policy

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Senate votes to scrap Brazil tariffs

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Senate votes to undo Trump’s Canada tariffs, dealing second rebuke

The vote is symbolic, as Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has blocked similar legislation from coming to the House floor.

As Trump’s tariffs vex Republicans, some hope for a Supreme Court rescue

Senators are set to vote this week on rebuking the president’s Brazil and Canada levies. But a high court ruling is the remedy that might really stick.

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Senate Democrats reignite GOP tariff fight as Supreme Court weighs legality

Senate Republicans are set to face their latest unity test this week on President Donald Trump’s tariffs and import taxes, which have created heartburn for GOP lawmakers since the White House imposed them earlier this year.