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The Trump administration will investigate dozens of countries in two new probes into partners’ unfair trade practices, a top trade official told reporters Wednesday, which could be used to justify new tariffs. 

The Supreme Court on Friday issued its highly anticipated decision in a case challenging President Donald Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs, ruling 6-3 that the president overstepped his legal authorities.

The country’s top trade court has clarified that it will be able to order refunds on tariffs owed more than 314 days prior if the Supreme Court strikes down Trump's emergency tariffs, easing importers' fears of a potential barrier to a refund rollout.

The House will be in session today, where members are expected to vote on a Senate-passed spending bill to end the government shutdown.

The longest government shutdown in history is nearing an end after Senate negotiators agreed on a new stopgap spending bill. The Senate voted Sunday night to advance the legislation, clearing the path for approval, despite the opposition of most Democrats. 

USDA must make the full amount of SNAP funding needed for this month available to states today, a federal judge ruled late Thursday.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments today in a historic case challenging the president’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs. Ahead of the hearing, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reiterated that the tariffs serve a legitimate national security purpose.

The Supreme Court has agreed to an expedited schedule for considering two cases challenging the legality of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Oral arguments are set for the first week of November.

Lawmakers are back in D.C. after their long summer recess. House Republicans are kicking off the month by proposing to slash spending for the Labor Department and the Centers for Disease Control and Protection.

The Supreme Court has given the Trump administration the green light to proceed with reorganizations at 19 federal agencies, including the Agriculture Department.