US Supreme Court Tariffs Case, ICE Shooting Probe, and Healthcare Subsidies
Bloomberg PodcastsJanuary 9, 202615 min543 views
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- ⚠️ An ICE agent shooting and killing a woman in Minneapolis is under investigation, with the FBI taking control over Governor Tim Walz's objections.
- 🏛️ State authorities questioned the trustworthiness of a federal probe, especially after Trump administration officials seemed to exonerate the officer.
- 🚨 Governor Walz ordered the state National Guard to be ready to assist with protecting infrastructure and aiding local law enforcement.
- 💥 Separately, a border patrol agent in Portland fired a defensive shot at a vehicle after the driver allegedly "weaponized it and drove off."
Supreme Court and Trump Tariffs
- ⚖️ The US Supreme Court is set to rule on the legality of President Trump's tariffs, which lower courts previously found to be issued illegally.
- 📈 The tariffs, imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, could be a significant legal defeat for the administration if overturned.
- 🔄 Potential "Plan B" options for the White House include using Section 122 for a temporary blanket tariff or leveraging existing authorities like Section 301 and Section 232.
Healthcare Subsidies and Political Maneuvering
- 🏥 A group of House Republicans joined Democrats to pass a measure restoring expired Obamacare subsidies through the end of President Trump's term.
- 📉 This vote is seen as a blow to House Speaker Mike Johnson and is unlikely to overcome Republican opposition in the Senate.
- 🤝 A bipartisan group of senators is working on a deal to revive the subsidies with modifications.
International Relations and Economic News
- 🌍 President Trump canceled a planned second wave of strikes on Venezuela, citing the release of political prisoners and cooperation on infrastructure.
- 💰 Reuters reports the US is considering paying Greenland residents up to $100,000 each to convince them to split from Denmark.
- 📈 Iran is restricting internet and phone access amidst widespread protests against a cost of living crisis, exacerbated by a sharp decline in the country's currency.
- 📊 Investors are awaiting the December jobs report, which will be the first clean read since September, potentially influencing the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions.
- 🏦 President Trump has made a decision on his Fed chair pick, with Treasury Secretary Scott Besson anticipating the announcement this month.
Corporate and Local News
- ⛏️ Rio Tinto is in talks to buy Glencore, potentially creating the world's largest mining company with a combined market value exceeding $200 billion.
- 💸 New York, Minnesota, and other Democratic states are suing the Trump administration to restore $10 billion in federal aid for child care and services for low-income families.
- 🏗️ Details have emerged about renovations for the White House, including a new ballroom designed to accommodate approximately a thousand seated guests.
- 🔫 A shooting outside a church in Salt Lake City, which killed two and injured six, is believed to have stemmed from a dispute between individuals attending a funeral.
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