Senate votes down effort to repeal Trump ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs

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The Senate rejected a resolution Wednesday aimed at overturning President Donald Trump‘s global tariff emergency, a legislative win for the White House after a similar measure passed four weeks earlier.

The legislation, designed to end the national emergency Trump used to impose his now-paused “Liberation Day” tariffs, failed by a vote of 49-49 despite three Republicans joining all Democrats.

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