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The Supreme Court on Friday did not issue a ruling on President Trump's tariffs.  | Economy

Only once in the modern era have the justices taken this long to issue their first decision — and when it came, it wasn’t the hotly anticipated case on President Trump’s tariffs.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. According to Reuters, the US apex court released only one decision on Friday, which pertained to a technical matter involving criminal procedure. World News | No Ruling by US Supreme Court in High-stakes Trump Tariffs Case.

Breaking news from the United States, where an anticipated verdict on tariffs linked to Donald Trump has been delayed by the US Supreme Court. According to a correspondent, while a ruling was expected, the court chose not to issue one today. The new dates for the pronouncement are not yet official, but there is speculation about future decision days. The correspondent states, 'The next we are hearing is, could be the 26th of January or the 20th of February when the Supreme Court could issue a ruling on this important matter.' The report highlights that the outcome is considered very important for Donald Trump, who is said to be watching the case closely to determine a future course of action, which might include approaching the US Congress.

Kevin Hassett said the White House could deploy alternative tariff authorities if the Supreme Court rules against President Donald Trump.

Kevin Hassett said the White House could deploy alternative tariff authorities if the Supreme Court rules against President Donald Trump.