The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday struck down President Donald Trump’s far‑reaching global tariff regime in a 6–3 ruling, a major blow to a signature plank of his economic agenda. The case centered on tariffs imposed unilaterally under an emergency powers law, including sweeping “reciprocal” duties on nearly every other country. While Trump had cast the challenge as one of the most consequential in U.S. history, legal opposition spanned the political spectrum, including libertarian and pro‑business groups. Agriculture groups said they’re hopeful the decision will ease costs on farm inputs, though administration officials signaled they aim to preserve much of the framework under other authorities [1].
On the culture desk: Celebrated actor Delroy Lindo called the Oscar‑nominated “Sinners” “a work for the ages” in a wide‑ranging conversation on CNN’s Amanpour, underscoring the film’s resonance amid a freighted political and social moment [2]. And Norwegian director Joachim Trier described his new film, “Sentimental Value,” as a story about “all the stuff we don’t know how to talk about,” leaning into the quiet tensions that define modern relationships [3].
And in sports: The Allstate HBCU Legacy Bowl takes center stage this weekend, showcasing top HBCU talent as teams and fans turn the page to draft season. The New Orleans Saints’ team site has a roundup that also looks ahead to early 2026 mock‑draft chatter [4].
References
- U.S. Supreme Court shoots down Trump tariffs; Agriculture groups hoping for price relief on ag inputs – DRGNews
- ‘Sinners’ is ‘a work for the ages,’ says Oscar-nominated Delroy Lindo – CNN
- “It’s about all the stuff we don’t know how to talk about”: Director Joachim Trier on his new film ‘Sentimental Value’ – CNN
- Morning Break: Allstate HBCU Legacy Bowl showcases talent, NFL 2026 mock draft – NewOrleansSaints.com
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