The Supreme Court deals a major blow to President Trump's signature economic policy on tariffs.

So what does it mean for you? This week starts right now.

Now I'm ashamed of certain members of the court. Absolutely ashamed.

The Supreme Court invalidates Trump's sweeping tariffs, but the president refuses to back down.

Their decisions incorrect, but it doesn't matter because we have very powerful alternatives.

Trump imposes a new 15 percent across the board tariff injecting fresh uncertainty into global

markets, while some business owners celebrate the court's ruling. The rush of relief was really quite overwhelming.

This morning, we break down the decision, what it means for the economy, global trade, and what comes next.

We'll speak with U.S. trade representative Jameson Greer and taking on Trump. I wish he would just adhere to the Supreme Court's ruling and stop the pain for the American people.

We're one-on-one with Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro discussing the president's tariffs and immigration policies,

as his party looks for momentum in the midterms.

If there's a surge of vice agents into Pennsylvania, what do you do?

We are prepared.

And nuclear ultimatum.

They must make a deal.

Bad things will happen if it doesn't.

President Trump pushes Iran for a nuclear deal as U.S. military forces amass for possible strikes.

Ian Panel is live in the region. Plus, our roundtable with results from our brand new poll,

just two days before President Trump's State of the Union.

From ABC News, it's this week.

Here now, Martha Rabbits.

Good morning and welcome to this week.

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