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Trump did what today?

2/21/2026

Trump calls SCOTUS tariffs decision 'deeply disappointing' and lays out path forward

  • Trump criticized the Supreme Court's decision against his tariffs, calling it 'disappointing'.
  • The ruling was a major setback for Trump's economic policy, which heavily relied on tariffs.
  • According to Trump, tariffs have helped reduce the national deficit, though consumers bear most costs.
  • He plans to use alternative laws to impose tariffs despite the court's ruling.
  • There is growing pressure from the public on rising costs related to tariffs.

7 key things to know about Trump's tariffs after the Supreme Court decision

  • The Supreme Court ruled that Trump overstepped his authority with tariff orders.
  • Tariffs have raised significant revenue, but mostly from U.S. consumers, not foreign companies.
  • Half of the total tariffs collected were issued under a law deemed illegal by the court.
  • Refund processes for importers might be complicated but are expected to occur.
  • Trump plans to use different statutes to impose new tariffs despite restrictions.

Trump throws a temper tantrum after tariff loss

  • Trump lashed out at Supreme Court justices for ruling against his tariff authority.
  • He asserts he will continue pursuing tariffs through alternative laws.
  • The ruling affects the significant revenue collected through tariffs, which fund tax cuts.
  • Former officials emphasize that congressional approval is needed for new trade policies.
  • Trump remains adamant about using tariffs for economic leverage.

After the Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs, companies line up for refunds

  • The Supreme Court ruled against Trump’s tariffs, leaving a $133 billion refund question.
  • Companies are likely to seek refunds for tariffs deemed illegal.
  • The process for issuing refunds could take up to 18 months and may be complex.
  • Some states are demanding refunds for their residents due to tariff costs.
  • The impact of the ruling could ease inflation and stimulate spending.

Former top general calls military's removal of trans troops a costly mistake

  • General McChrystal criticized the military's ban on transgender service members.
  • The ban has led to painful separations that affect mission readiness.
  • Retired service members gathered to honor those removed, calling it unfair.
  • Some expressed concerns over oppressive policies toward trans personnel.
  • McChrystal urged for recognition and support of all service members, regardless of gender identity.

With U.S. forces in position, Trump mulls his options for Iran

  • Trump has military options against Iran but prefers to negotiate.
  • Iran seeks additional talks, while Trump demands a stricter nuclear deal.
  • A limited military strike is possible if negotiations fail.
  • U.S. military presence in the region suggests readiness for extended campaigns.
  • The ultimate goal appears to include regime change, raising concerns about long-term impacts.

Facing a mental health crisis, an NJ school pulled a beloved novel from English class

  • A New Jersey school removed 'The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao' due to mental health concerns.
  • Parents can opt into the book’s study, but restrictions have raised 'book ban' concerns.
  • Mental health issues among students led to the decision amid recent tragedies.
  • Educators argue the book offers valuable themes that resonate with students.
  • Critics say the decision restricts important discussions about mental health.

'Given a gun and sent to die': Kenyans lured to fight for Russia in Ukraine

  • Many Kenyans are being recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine under false pretenses.
  • Families report losing loved ones without notice, raising concerns over recruitment methods.
  • The Kenyan government investigates and aims to repatriate citizens involved in the conflict.
  • Recruiters promise high salaries to lure young Kenyans away from secure jobs.
  • Lawmakers express alarm over the scale of this recruitment and potential collusion.

U.K. considers cutting ex-Prince Andrew from line of succession over his Epstein ties

  • Police are investigating Prince Andrew over sharing confidential trade info with Jeffrey Epstein.
  • The government considers removing him from the royal succession list.
  • Andrew has faced public backlash and eviction from his royal residences.
  • His arrest marks a historic low for the royal family amidst ongoing investigations.
  • The case continues to provoke discussions about accountability within the monarchy.

Aerial skiers win 11th gold medal for Team USA, a new Winter Olympics record for America

  • U.S. freestyle skiers secured the 11th gold medal at the Milan Cortina Winter Games.
  • This win breaks the previous record of gold medals held in U.S. Olympic history.
  • The team’s strong performance comes after a disappointing individual event for Lillis.
  • The U.S. is performing well, trailing Norway in overall medal count.
  • Upcoming events could allow Team USA to further increase their medal total.