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Supreme Court Rules on Trump Tariffs
Reported by Alecia Venkataraman, Michael Jorge, Michael McDevitt, Toni Mitchell
- Published: Feb 20, 2026, 6:02 PM EST
- Updated: Feb 20, 2026, 12:45 PM EST
- Filed from: Washington, DC
- Views: 268
The Supreme Court ruled that certain tariffs imposed under former President Donald Trump exceeded executive authority. Justices said the power to regulate trade belongs to Congress.
Credits
- Alecia VenkataramanWriter/Director/staff/aleciavenk
- Jesse JinesProducer/staff/jesse-jines
- Michael JorgeSenior Video Editor/staff/michael-jorge
- Lloyd MorrisVO Artist/staff/lloyd-morris
- Michael McDevittVideo Editor/staff/michael-mcdevitt
- Toni MitchellSenior Reporter/staff/toni-mitchell
Transcript
Power Limit
Exceeded
Authorization Required
When one
person
tries
to fire
the
engines
alone
Over ride
denied
the
system is
designed
to stop
it
Today,
the
Supreme
Court
of the
United
States
ruled
that
certain
tariffs
imposed
under
Donald
Trump
went
beyond
Presidential
authority
In space
and in
government,
no single
person
controls
the ship