The lawyer representing Donald Trump's administration faced skeptical questions from conservative and liberal justices on the Supreme Court over the legality of the Republican president's sweeping tariffs imposed on nations around the world. The hearing followed rulings from lower courts including the US Court of International Trade and a subsequent split-decision in late August by the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that found the tariffs imposed exceeded Trump's presidential authority.
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