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Trump admin issues $77bn in tariff refunds so far this year

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Hugh Cameron Donald Trump's administration has been forced to refund nearly $80 billion in customs duties in 2026, after his tariffs were deemed unlawful and struck down earlier this year. According to the latest monthly statement from the U.S. Treasury , the government paid out $49.2 billion in tariff rebates in June, taking the total to $81 billion paid out for the first nine months of the current fiscal year which began in October.
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Map shows states suing to stop Paramount merger with Warner Bros.

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By Hugh Cameron Verified
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Hugh Cameron A dozen states led by California and its Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit on Monday which seeks to delay and prevent Paramount's blockbuster merger with Warner Bros. Discovery.
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Inflation cools sharply as gas prices plunge

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Hugh Cameron Declining costs for energy and gasoline helped slow inflation significantly last month, easing one of the principal economic headwinds facing U.S. households in 2026. According to the latest reading from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), published Tuesday morning, overall consumer prices fell 0.4 percent in June following a 0.5 percent gain in May, a steeper drop than analysts had forecast.
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