CIT Strikes down ‘Liberation Day’ IEEPA Tariffs
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CIT Strikes down ‘Liberation Day’ IEEPA Tariffs

The U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) issued a unanimous ruling striking down President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs. The court found that the IEEPA does not authorize the president to use emergency powers to unilaterally impose broad tariffs, declaring the action an overreach of executive authority.

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White House Releases The Make America Healthy Again Report
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White House Releases The Make America Healthy Again Report

At the request of the White House, the newly established Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission has released a sweeping policy assessment titled “Make Our Children Healthy Again.” The report serves as a foundational analysis ahead of what is expected to be a significant realignment of federal food, health, and environmental policy.

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Notice of Proposed Action - Section 301 Investigation into China’s Targeting of Maritime and Shipbuilding Sectors
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Notice of Proposed Action - Section 301 Investigation into China’s Targeting of Maritime and Shipbuilding Sectors

A USTR investigation has concluded that China’s state-led strategies create unfair competition, restrict U.S. commerce, and pose economic security risks. Specifically, the USTR finds that China's aggressive industrial planning has led to dominant global market shares in shipbuilding, shipping containers, chassis, and ship-to-shore cranes.

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The Battle for Trump’s Agenda: Budget Reconciliation and the GOP’s High-Stakes Policy Push
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The Battle for Trump’s Agenda: Budget Reconciliation and the GOP’s High-Stakes Policy Push

With tariffs dominating the national conversation, many concerned Americans have taken note as Trump Administration surrogates tout forthcoming tax relief as a counterbalance to the initial economic disruptions caused by tariff-driven instability. To that end, the president recently secured a critical objective towards that priority.

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Treasury Suspends Enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act
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Treasury Suspends Enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act

On March 2, 2025, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced a major shift in policy by suspending enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) against U.S. citizens and domestic reporting companies. This decision effectively halts the enforcement of beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements for millions of small businesses, marking a significant development in corporate transparency regulations.

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Trump 2.0 Trade Policies: Deep Dive
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Trump 2.0 Trade Policies: Deep Dive

Trade actions have been essential instruments in President Trump’s policy approach. A key aspect of his strategy has been leveraging tariffs as a negotiating tool. This analysis examines the anticipated trade statutes and policies that could shape a second Trump administration.

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Brooke Rollins Inches Closer to Confirmation as Agriculture Secretary
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Brooke Rollins Inches Closer to Confirmation as Agriculture Secretary

Lawmakers on the Senate Agriculture Committee have voted unanimously to advance Brooke Rollins, nominee for Secretary of Agriculture, to the full Senate for final confirmation. In her confirmation hearing, Rollins underscored her commitment to America’s farmers, ranchers, and rural communities. Rollins, who hails from a small agricultural town in Texas, spoke passionately about her deep-rooted connection to farming and ranching.

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Additional Details on Major Trade Actions
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Additional Details on Major Trade Actions

On February 1, 2025, President Donald Trump issued executive orders imposing tariffs on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico in response to alleged illicit drug flows, organized crime, and illegal immigration. These tariffs take effect on February 4, 2025. The measures apply broadly across multiple industries, with potential further escalation if retaliatory actions occur.

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Thanksgiving Worries Amid Trump's New Proposed Trade Policies
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Thanksgiving Worries Amid Trump's New Proposed Trade Policies

As Americans sat down for Thanksgiving this year, many enjoyed a financial reprieve with holiday meal costs at their lowest in years. Yet, the looming policy shifts under the incoming Trump administration cast a shadow over these celebrations.

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