President Trump unveiled sweeping new tariffs—50 percent on Brazilian goods, 25 percent on Indian exports, and high duties on South Korean imports tied to a $150 billion trade deal. Mexico received a 90-day extension for negotiations on similar tariffs. These measures aim to advance national security and bolster manufacturing, but critics warn of inflation and legal overreach under emergency powers. At least seven lawsuits have already been filed challenging unilateral tariff authority Domestically, the administration remains embroiled in controversy over policies targeting banking, DEI programs, and a health-data sharing initiative that has prompted privacy concerns and further legal scrutiny.