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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst. President Trump says he's increasing his new temporary

global tariffs from 10 percent he announced yesterday to 15 percent. It's in response to yesterday's

Supreme Court ruling, finding he overstepped his authority when he set tariffs on nearly all

imports to the U.S. And here's Alina Selyuk reports. President Trump made the latest announcement

in a post on social media,

once again deriding the Supreme Court ruling, saying it was, quote, ridiculous, poorly written,

and extraordinarily anti-American. The high court had ruled with a notable majority of six to three,

including two justices appointed by Trump, and they had struck down Trump's use of an emergency

statute for his tariffs, saying the president could not rely on it to impose taxes without

specific authorization from Congress. Trump quickly used another presidential authority to set a new

universal tariff, which is limited to 150 days, unless extended by lawmakers, and he has vowed to find a way

to set more.

Alina Seluk and Pierre News, Washington.

Iran says it's preparing a counterproposal to U.S. demands on ending its nuclear program.

This is the U.S. continues its military buildup in the Middle East.

And here's Jane Arraf has more.

Iran's foreign minister said Friday, he expected to have a counterproposal ready within days in nuclear talks with the United

States. Abbas Arachit told MS now that after Iranian leaders review the counterproposal,

there could be more negotiations in about a week.

President Trump on Thursday gave Iran a deadline of 10 to 15 days to resolve their dispute over Iran's nuclear program.

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