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President Donald Trump digs in his heels on his sweeping tariff agenda, vowing to veto a bipartisan bill that would curb his unilateral trade powers as financial markets convulse and Florida Democrats warn of a looming budget crisis. The White House issues a stern warning on April 7, 2025, asserting that Trump would reject the Trade Review Act of 2025, a measure introduced by Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington and Republican Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa. The legislation, which gains traction with seven GOP senators, seeks to require Congressional approval for nearly all tariff increases within 60 days, a. . .
