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        "id": 1728042,
        "msgid": "trumps-tariff-policy-faces-another-setback-as-white-house-files-appeal-1778309596",
        "date": "2026-05-09 12:39:27",
        "title": "Trump's Tariff Policy Faces Another Setback as White House Files Appeal",
        "author": "Nur Jamal Shaid",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Trade",
        "summary": "The Trump administration has appealed a US Court of International Trade ruling that deemed a 10% global import tariff illegal under the Trade Act of 1974, limiting the decision to three plaintiffs but potentially opening the door to prolonged legal battles over billions in tariff refunds. This follows a February 2026 Supreme Court decision invalidating earlier tariffs imposed under emergency powers, with the replacement tariffs set to expire in July unless extended by Congress. Despite the setback, the administration is expected to pursue further appeals and explore alternative tariffs against trading partners, including the EU, highlighting ongoing tensions in US trade policy.",
        "content": "<p>The administration of US President Donald Trump has filed an appeal\nagainst a court decision declaring a 10% global import tariff policy\ninvalid under US trade law. Citing Reuters on Friday (9\/5\/2026), the US\nCourt of International Trade ruled 2-1 on Thursday (8\/5\/2026) that\nSection 122 of the Trade Act 1974 was not intended to address trade\ndeficits occurring when US imports exceed exports. However, the court\nonly annulled the tariff application against three plaintiffs: two small\ncompanies and the state of Washington. This legal dispute also opens the\npossibility of prolonged legal battles regarding the refund of billions\nof dollars in tariffs. Previously, the US Supreme Court in February 2026\noverturned global tariffs imposed by Trump using the International\nEmergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). The court ruled that Trump lacked\nauthority to impose those tariffs through national emergency\nregulations. The replacement tariffs are temporary and scheduled to end\non 24 July 2026, unless extended by the US Congress. Trump himself\nblamed the trade court\u2019s decision. Speaking to reporters on Thursday, he\ndescribed it as influenced by \u201ctwo radical left judges\u201d. Despite the\ncourt loss, the Trump administration is expected to continue its appeal\nefforts and prepare other additional tariff options against several US\ntrading partners, including the European Union.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/trumps-tariff-policy-faces-another-setback-as-white-house-files-appeal-1778309596",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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