President Trump delivered live remarks following the Supreme Court’s ruling on tariffs, framing the decision as a pivotal moment for U.S. trade policy. He argued that the ruling underscores the need for stronger executive authority in negotiating and enforcing tariffs, especially with major trading partners. Trump said his administration would review the decision’s impact on ongoing trade strategies and emphasized his commitment to protecting American industries. The address signaled that tariff policy will remain a central focus of his economic agenda.

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After former President Barack Obama remarked on a podcast that he believes unidentified aerial phenomena are real and referenced long‑standing curiosity about aliens and Area 51, President Trump said there is “tremendous interest” nationwide in the topic. In response, he directed multiple federal agencies to release government files related to UFOs and alleged alien activity. Trump emphasized that public curiosity has surged following Obama’s comments, framing the document release as a move toward greater transparency on a subject that has fascinated Americans for decades.

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In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s broad use of emergency powers to impose global tariffs, ruling 6–3 that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize such sweeping trade measures. The ruling invalidates many of the tariffs enacted under the 1977 law, significantly curbing presidential authority in trade policy and reshaping the landscape of U.S. economic strategy. The decision leaves open questions about potential refunds for importers who paid billions under the now‑voided tariffs.

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