Trump to Push Supreme Court for Quick Ruling on Tariff Authority, Accused Assassin Defends Himself in Trial Next Week

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that his administration will ask the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to quickly take up his appeal on tariff authority after two lower courts rejected his claims of broad authority to issue import duties under a 1977 law. Ryan Routh, North Carolinian and resident of Hawaii charged with trying to assassinate Donald Trump during the last campaign season, begins his defense Monday in a Florida federal courtroom. As the Illinois Freedom Caucus and Chicago Flips Red join forces to invite President Donald Trump’s crime cleanup efforts into Chicago, some residents say federal assistance is needed in the city. And more...Read more: WATCH: Trump to push Supreme Court for quick ruling on tariff authorityRouth, representing himself, begins picking Florida jury MondayChicago residents: 'We need help' from feds to fight crimeCongress returns, but Trump's 'pocket rescissions' snarls govt funding processAB 495 moves forward despite GOP pushback in California Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.