On the day before President Donald Trump's next set of tariff hikes is set to materialize, a federal appeals court will ...

Appellate judges are weighing dueling interpretations of a 1977 emergency powers act to determine the legality of the Trump ...

U.S. appeals court judges sharply questioned on Thursday whether President Donald Trump's tariffs were justified by the ...

A panel of appeals court judges bombarded a Trump administration attorney Thursday with pointed questions about the president ...

An appeals court on Thursday scrutinized President Trump’s assertion that emergency powers justify his worldwide tariffs.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit hearing is considering a legal challenge to Trump's ability to impose ...

It appears that the Trump administration is losing — for a second time — its argument that it has the power to issue sweeping ...

A lower court blocked the move in May, finding Trump overstepped authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers ...

The 11-judge panel noted that the 1977 law the president relied on — the International Emergency Economic Powers Act — did ...

IEEPA delegates broad tariff discretion to the chief executive. If that is disfavored, the solution is to ask Congress, not the courts, to change the law.

Whether Trump’s tariffs are canceled or not will make a big difference for U.S. consumers, businesses and trading partners.

Trump said Friday that it would be "impossible to ever recover, or pay back" the "money and honor" brought in by tariffs.