Trump's Tariffs Temporarily Reinstated After Court Challenge

President Trump's tariff plan, temporarily blocked by a federal judge, has been reinstated following a White House appeal. The ruling challenges Trump's authority to impose tariffs unilaterally, prompting a legal battle. "Donald Trump has relished setting very high rates on allies like the European Union and adversaries like China," explains Sarah Smith, North America Editor for BBC News. The judge's decision highlights the limitations of presidential power in trade policy, raising concerns about Trump's future use of tariffs. The White House plans to fight the ruling through the courts, but a loss could significantly impact Trump's economic strategy. The outcome of this legal challenge will have major implications for international trade and US relations with other countries.