Tariff Standstill as Supreme Court Delay Sparks Policy Fallout

The Supreme Court has not yet ruled on the legality of President Trump's worldwide tariffs, even as more than $130 billion has been collected and dozens of companies pursue refunds. In Congress, Republicans faced pressure as the House passed a resolution to end the 35% tariff on Canadian imports, underscoring limited leverages if the Court sides with Trump. The delay raises questions about inflation, the administration's foreign-policy tools, and the overall impact on domestic policy, with observers warning the stakes extend beyond the courtroom.