CroatiaThe US government has returned approximately $81 billion in tariffs to companies after the Supreme Court ruled part of President Donald Trump's additional tariffs unconstitutional. This refund, which occurred mainly in May and June 2026, is significantly higher than the $5 billion returned during the same period last year. The decision followed a court ruling at the beginning of the year that deemed certain tariffs unlawful. While Trump's tariffs aimed to boost domestic production and reduce the budget deficit, the fiscal deficit has continued to rise, reaching $1.367 trillion in the first nine months of the fiscal year. Meanwhile, the White House is preparing new tariff measures targeting countries perceived as not adequately enforcing anti-forced labor laws or creating excessive industrial capacity. These could include rates between 10% and 12.5%, affecting major trade partners such as the UK, Japan, India, Taiwan, and China. Additionally, Trump warned European nations that he would impose 100% tariffs if they continue taxing digital services by large American tech firms.
Bias read (Conservative): The article frames Trump's policies as economically motivated and highlights his efforts to protect American industry through tariffs, while noting the negative fiscal impact. It presents Trump's actions as proactive and justified, emphasizing his goals of boosting domestic production and reducing U
