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18 articles about 18 events for “Trump Tariffs Under Scrutiny” in Politics.
“Kean has been under scrutiny for his four-month absence from Congress, which he left unexplained until disclosing a mental health crisis upon his return.”
“…l her marks, listing the president’s achievements in a midterm-friendly list: purchasing power up, inward investment in the trillions of dollars, tariffs and border security choking off fentanyl imports, energy dominance and jobs growing, fraud under…”
“The ad is about the tariffs that Donald Trump has imposed on Canada since taking office, and the trade war that’s unfolding as a result.”
“…rtain issues where it will be very uncomfortable for Donald Trump over the next two years, including a higher level of scrutiny and accountability around behaviours by members of the administration and also, members of the wider family and friend group of key…”
“Democrats argue Trump's programme of trade tariffs have also pushed up prices for Americans.”
“A collection of his speeches, the book is both a defense of his "practical originalist" approach to judging and a warning that America's constitutional system is under growing institutional and cultural strain.”
“Earlier this month, Trump signed a law under which the US can impose up to 100 percent tariffs on countries like India that purchase Russian oil.”
“They typically mean that both parties support unfettered immigration and cultural leftism, are subservient to Israel, or a variety of other false claims that fall apart under even minimal scrutiny.”
“Justice Department under Trump asks EU to scrap $137M US fine for Elon Musk's X EU issued $137M US fine to X for 'deceptive design practices' The European Union's executive arm said Friday it's prepared to defend a 120 million euro ($137 million US) fine…”
“Huawei has, for years, faced sweeping US restrictions on its telecommunications equipment and access to American technology, while Chinese battery giants CATL and Gotion have come under scrutiny in Washington over national security and alleged military links.”
“Early into his second term, Trump raised tariffs on many Chinese imports to a staggering 145% in an effort to bring manufacturing back to the U.S.”
“AI has come under intense scrutiny in recent days after researchers warned of the potential risks posed by the technology and some of the industry's most high profile figures called for developers to take a more cautious approach.”
“The trial is expected to last about three months and overlaps with Chinese President Xi Jinping’s September 23-25 visit to Washington, where trade, artificial intelligence, tariffs and access to critical technologies are likely to be on the agenda.”
“President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs in July (including over wildfire smoke) and trade talks subsequently ramped up only to collapse in August.”
“… our brief, which I prepared for the Cato website (which will also post the brief soon): In February 2026, the Supreme Court invalidated the massive tariffs that President Trump attempted to impose under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act…”
“Roger Marshall, whose record as a doctor is under new scrutiny after a New York Times investigation found that he sued more than 700 patients over medical debt, with 81 ultimately arrested after missing court dates.”
“The negotiations are aimed at striking an interim bilateral bargain under which Mexico could win relief from some U.S. tariffs while addressing U.S. demands on areas including automotive content and Chinese investment.”
“Following reports of the meeting, Jeffries came under scrutiny by some for meeting with Kushner, most notably former President Barack Obama aide Tommy Vietor, who said that the only way Jeffries "should work with him is with demands for documents and…”