Truck drivers already feeling impact of Trump administration tariffs

Truck drivers already feeling impact of Trump administration tariffs

Truckers who haul loads of all sizes may soon have to hit the brakes if the Trump administration's high tariffs stay in place.

NEW YORK (AP) — A dozen states, including Nevada, sued President Donald Trump's administration Wednesday in the U.S. Court of International Trade in New York to halt his tariff policy, arguing it is illegal and has wreaked havoc on the U.S. economy. The lawsuit claims the policy implemented by the president has been subject to "Trump's whims rather than the sound exercise of lawful authority." The lawsuit also challenges Trump's claim that he co…

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Nevada Among States Suing Trump Administration Over Tariffs

(Carson City, NV) — Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has joined attorneys general from other states in suing the Trump administration over the President’s steep, wide-ranging tariffs. Ford calls Trump’s tariffs a monumental overstep that completely disrupts not only the global economy but also the day-to-day lives of Nevadans. The attorneys general are seeking a court order declaring the tariffs illegal.

Executives from some top U.S. companies warned of the impact of President Donald Trump's latest high tariffs on the viability of their businesses and the broader economy.

Twelve states in the United States have just launched a judicial offensive against President Donald Trump's trade policies. The reason: the massive imposition of customs duties that these states consider not only destabilizing for the economy, but also illegal. This complaint could well call into question one of the pillars of Trump's economic strategy, and have major repercussions on global trade. A Democratic coalition against Trump's strategy…