Trump lashes out at judges over tariff ruling

In the United States, President Donald Trump reacted strongly to legal challenges regarding his proposed tariffs, particularly following a ruling by the U.S. Court of International Trade. The court determined that Trump's tariffs were unlawful, which led to a temporary reinstatement of these tariffs by an appeals court. Concurrently, Trump expressed his disappointment in judges he appointed, questioning their motivations and judiciary decisions on social media. Additionally, he criticized Leonard Leo, a prominent figure in the Federalist Society, for the judicial appointments under his influence. The president's comments reflect a growing tension between his administration and perceived judicial overreach, as he emphasizes the need for tariffs to support the U.S. economy. Trump has stated that the decision to block his tariffs presents a threat to the nation's interests, and he has indicated plans to challenge the ruling in the Supreme Court. This ongoing legal battle not only illustrates the high stakes involved in trade policy but also highlights the significant divide in opinions regarding the use of presidential power in implementing tariffs, attracting a range of reactions from courts and political figures alike. Meanwhile, critics of Trump's policy have called for Congress to take control of tariff legislation, arguing that the power to impose tariffs should rest with elected representatives, not the president.