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    The Supreme Court on Wednesday morning began hearing oral arguments in a case to decide the fate of the cornerstone of President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policy: Broad and sometimes high tariffs against most of the world’s nations. Lower federal courts have ruled that Trump lacked the legal authority he cited under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose the so-called reciprocal tariffs on imports from many U.S. trading partners, and fentanyl tariffs on products from Canada, China and Mexico. The courts said Congress, not the president, has the power to enact tariffs in that manner. The ... (full story)

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Trader#CC4E
Nov 5, 2025 12:03pm
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Arguably the most imporTant (global) "news", of the century, and ya'll preoccupied with the dogshit pile? Ahem, ADP reports.... lmfao

The last time that some Hoover head tried to do this we had a fairly significant stock market crash and WWII a decade later.

Anyhooooo. Markets will be reacting to the news coming out of this hearing. As they did today.
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