The White House slams new tariffs on 60 trading partners—10% to 12.5%—claiming it’s a moral stand against forced labor and a fair trade win for American workers. While nearly all imports are targeted, oil, gas, fertilizer, and key foods are exempt. Legal footing is stronger this time, using a trade law precedent that’s held up in court. Europe calls the reasoning absurd, Australia and Brazil demand removal, and Canada, already under fire, says it’ll keep negotiating. Officials insist this isn’t just a replacement for expired tariffs but a strategic move backed by bipartisan pressure to clean up supply chains—and they’re ready to tweak the rules as needed, especially for North American allies.
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