The US Supreme Court is being asked to consider measures to crack down on Trump's widespread tariffs, making Supreme Court judges involved for the first time in this serious struggle that could have an impact on the global economy. The two educational toy makers said they had submitted a request on Tuesday, hoping the court would speed up the trial process. This makes it possible for the Supreme Court to make a final ruling before the end of the year. The application requested the Supreme Court to take unconventional steps to hear the case without waiting for the Federal Court of Appeals to decide. In another case, the Federal Court of Appeals has stated that the tariff measures will continue to be in effect until the relevant panel hears the debate on July 31. The two companies believe that the issue of Trump using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to exercise tariff rights has a significant economic impact, so the judge should step in immediately.

The US Supreme Court is being asked to consider measures to crack down on Trump's widespread tariffs, making Supreme Court judges involved for the first time in this serious struggle that could have an impact on the global economy. The two educational toy makers said they had submitted a request on Tuesday, hoping the court would speed up the trial process. This makes it possible for the Supreme Court to make a final ruling before the end of the year. The application requested the Supreme Court to take unconventional steps to hear the case without waiting for the Federal Court of Appeals to decide. In another case, the Federal Court of Appeals has stated that the tariff measures will continue to be in effect until the relevant panel hears the debate on July 31. The two companies believe that the issue of Trump using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to exercise tariff rights has a significant economic impact, so the judge should step in immediately.