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Trump, Senate and Brazil

Senate defies Trump on global tariffs as Republicans join Democrats in rare bipartisan vote

Ky., and three other Republicans voted with Democrats to strike down President Donald Trump's 10% tariffs on countries worldwide.

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Senate Republicans deal Trump a rare rebuke on trade with vote against Brazil tariffs

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Senate Democrats to force vote aimed at blocking Trump's tariffs on Brazil

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With Some G.O.P. Backing, Senate Votes to End Trump’s Brazil Tariffs

The Senate on Tuesday voted to terminate the 50 percent tariffs that President Trump has imposed on Brazil, with a handful of Republicans crossing party lines to help push through a measure rejecting...

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Senate Rebukes Trump on Brazil Tariffs

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US Senate passes bill to terminate Trump tariffs against Brazil

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Democrats force a Senate vote to block Trump’s tariffs on Brazil

“But they are also really about how much will we let a president get away with? Do my colleagues have a gag reflex or not?” Kaine told reporters.

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Senate votes to scrap Brazil tariffs

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Five Senate Republicans join Democrats to rebuke Trump’s Brazil tariffs

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Senate passes resolution that would repeal Trump's tariffs on Canada

Much like the resolution on Brazilian tariffs, the Canada legislation is being brought forward by Democratic Sens. Chuck Schumer, Tim Kaine, Mark Warner and Amy Klobuchar and Republican Rand Paul and would repeal the emergency declaration Trump is using to impose tariffs on Canada.

As Trump’s tariffs vex Republicans, some hope for a Supreme Court rescue

Senators are set to vote this week on rebuking the president’s Brazil and Canada levies. But a high court ruling is the remedy that might really stick.

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Senate Democrats reignite GOP tariff fight as Supreme Court weighs legality

Senate Republicans are set to face their latest unity test this week on President Donald Trump’s tariffs and import taxes, which have created heartburn for GOP lawmakers since the White House imposed them earlier this year.