Supreme Court debates Trump’s global tariffs under emergency powers law
November 5, 2025
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court debated if Trump violated the Constitution by imposing global tariffs using IEEPA.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court debated if Trump violated the Constitution by imposing global tariffs using IEEPA.
Eastern Montana sees a tourism boost with a 44% rise in lodging tax revenue and 82% increase in nonresident spending.
LEWISTOWN – The Montana Farmers Union convention discussed tariffs, rural revitalization, and mental health in agriculture.
The U.S. Supreme Court hears a pivotal case on Trump’s emergency tariffs under IEEPA, impacting small businesses.
Trump’s cuts risk $12 billion in energy projects, potentially increasing costs for Americans despite his 2024 promises.
General Motors to lay off 3,400 workers at EV facilities, citing lack of hydrogen infrastructure and policy challenges.
General Motors plans to lay off 3,400 workers at EV facilities, including 1,200 at a Detroit plant, per Detroit News.
Funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is set to run out Nov. 1, leaving Wisconsin food banks struggling.
Trump’s comment on importing more Argentinian beef sparks backlash, reigniting debates on meat labeling legislation.
Michigan voters express growing concern over the economy as Trump’s trade wars impact prices and job security, survey reveals.
Farmers in the U.S. face financial struggles due to tariffs and potential subsidy expirations impacting health insurance.
Montana leaders claim American Prairie’s bison project threatens agriculture, despite economic contributions and tests.
