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United States Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Forces More Than Eighty Billion Dollars in Government Refunds

The United States government has returned more than eighty billion dollars to businesses after the Supreme Court ruled that a broad tariff regime introduced by President Donald Trump was unlawful, removing a major source of federal revenue as budget pressures continue to grow.
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