<h1>Presidential Tariffs Struck Down: Emergency Powers Ruled Improper for Trade Deficit Intervention Under International Economic Act</h1> A federal court in New York blocked the president's tariffs, ruling that he overstepped legal authority by invoking emergency powers to impose widespread taxes on imports. The court determined the tariffs exceeded executive power under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, finding trade deficits do not constitute a national emergency. The decision impacts tariffs on multiple trading partners and disrupts the administration's trade policy, though some tariffs remain in place.