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AXIOS (Andrew Solender) - "Patience was running thin": Some Republicans privately cheer SCOTUS rebuke of Trump

The small bloc of Republicans who have publicly broken with President Trump on trade policy aren't the only ones thrilled about the Supreme Court overturning his global tariffs , Axios has learned. Why it matters: Cracks in GOP support for protecting Trump's trade barriers had already grown significant by the time of the ruling, and Republicans tell Axios a "messy" full-scale revolt on the issue was just around the corner. - "Republicans have been patient with the President's tariffs until recently, but few significant results have been secured via the trade war," said one senior House Republican who, like most of their colleagues, has repeatedly voted to curtail Congress' power to block the president's tariffs. - "Patience was running…

The small bloc of Republicans who have publicly broken with President Trump on trade policy aren't the only ones thrilled about the Supreme Court overturning his global tariffs , Axios has learned. Why it matters: Cracks in GOP support for protecting Trump's trade barriers had already grown significant by the time of the ruling, and Republicans tell Axios a "messy" full-scale revolt on the issue was just around the corner. - "Republicans have been patient with the President's tariffs until recently, but few significant results have been secured via the trade war," said one senior House Republican who, like most of their colleagues, has repeatedly voted to curtail Congress' power to block the president's tariffs. - "Patience was running…Open

AXIOS (Josephine Walker) - Trump's tariffs were voided, starting a new fight over refunds

The Supreme Court struck down President Trump's tariffs but was silent on whether that money must be refunded — leaving the $175 billion question to an obscure trade court. Why it matters: If you're a business — or even a consumer — hoping for some kind of tariff refund, somehow, from somewhere, prepare to wait years for any decisions to be made. State of play: Companies, including Costco, Revlon and Bumble Bee Foods sued in the Court of International Trade last year to preemptively secure refunds if SCOTUS ruled against the administration. - Potentially, companies could ultimately be entitled to more than $175 billion, according to a new estimate released Friday from Penn-Wharton Budget Model economists. What they're saying: The…

The Supreme Court struck down President Trump's tariffs but was silent on whether that money must be refunded — leaving the $175 billion question to an obscure trade court. Why it matters: If you're a business — or even a consumer — hoping for some kind of tariff refund, somehow, from somewhere, prepare to wait years for any decisions to be made. State of play: Companies, including Costco, Revlon and Bumble Bee Foods sued in the Court of International Trade last year to preemptively secure refunds if SCOTUS ruled against the administration. - Potentially, companies could ultimately be entitled to more than $175 billion, according to a new estimate released Friday from Penn-Wharton Budget Model economists. What they're saying: The…Open