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Senate Democrat: Trump has ‘no intention of following’ Constitution on tariffs
Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) said President Trump has “no intention of following” the Constitution when it comes to tariffs, comments that came in the wake of a Supreme Court decision Friday that reject...

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US Senate Democrats introduce bill to force refunds of Trump tariffs deemed illegal
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Senate Democrats unveil Trump tariffs refund legislation
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Trump administration is working to increase temporary tariff rate to 15% from 10%, official says
WASHINGTON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is working to increase the rate on President Donald Trump's new, temporary global tariff to 15% from the 10% rate published by the U.S. Customs ...

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Trump Threatens ‘More Powerful and Obnoxious’ Tariffs
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Trump’s new global tariffs kick in at 10%; Bank of England governor says March rate cut ‘open question’ – as it happened
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GOP leader wants 'summaries' instead of full text for KY constitution amendments

No longer would Kentucky voters have to see multi-page full texts of the constitutional amendments they vote on under this proposal.
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Kansas Senate panel advances constitutional amendment to cap property value increases

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sen. Jeff Klemp, R-Lansing, says a proposed constitutional amendment would lower property taxes by rolling back the appraised values to 2022 and capping annual increases at 3%.
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Senate filibuster keeps Democrats in check. GOP could win now, but lose later. | Opinion

The Senate filibuster, which requires 60 votes to advance most legislation, is a procedural safeguard to ensure political stability. While not in the Constitution, the filibuster aligns with the founders' intent for deliberate, consensus-based governance.
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