The Big Story Big Headlines: Trump's tariffs struck down by U.S. Supreme Court and your Olympic update from Milan
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Feb 20, 2026 A Supreme Court ruling strikes down Trump's emergency tariffs. Polling shows strong Canadian support for Mark Carney's economic approach. Police activity and legal developments surround Prince Andrew. Bail and extradition questions surface in a high-profile money laundering case. Final-day Olympic drama includes curling medal matches and Canada’s hockey semifinal lineup.
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Supreme Court Limits Presidential Tariff Power
- The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Trump's emergency tariffs illegal because he lacked clear congressional authorization.
- Chief Justice John Roberts highlighted that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act doesn't authorize imposing tariffs unilaterally.
Canada Backs Carney Amid Tariff Turmoil
- The Biden administration expects to keep the tariff framework using other legal authorities despite the ruling.
- Canadians broadly approve of Prime Minister Mark Carney's economic approach and diversification efforts.
Prince Andrew's Fall And Ongoing Investigation
- Prince Andrew faces a police search of his former home and is under investigation but not charged.
- The arrest marks the first time a royal was arrested in nearly 400 years and raises accountability questions tied to Jeffrey Epstein.