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Good morning. I'm Taylor Wilson. And today is Thursday, March 27, 2025. This is the excerpt.

Today, a fresh round of tariffs. Plus, a busy week for the Supreme Court, and baseball is back.

President Donald Trump yesterday imposed 25% tariffs on imported automobiles.

Trump detailed the tariffs, which will start at 2.5%, and rise to 25% on all foreign cars and

light trucks in front of reporters in the Oval Office. Automobiles that fall under the

umbrella of imports protected in the Canada-United States-Mexico agreement,

a trade deal orchestrated by Trump in his first term, will not be subject to the full tariff rate.

Instead, the U.S. will only put tariffs on the foreign parts that make up vehicles imported from Canada and Mexico.

The tariffs are set to go into effect next week on April 2nd,

and the latest move comes ahead of Trump's long-promised reciprocal tariffs, which are also set to go

into effect the same day, where the United States will respond to any nation's tariffs on U.S.

exports with tariffs of the same rate on imports from that country. Stocks have been on a roller coaster ride as Trump has announced and walked back

various rounds of tariffs over the past several weeks.

Consumer sentiment has also been slammed and inflation expectations have spiked

concerning some federal reserve members.

Trump has argued that leveling tariffs on a broad set of industries

will boost the nation's declining manufacturing sectors.

The Supreme Court has been busy this week. I caught up with USA Today Supreme Court correspondent Maureen Gropi for a look at some of what they've been up to.

Hello, Maureen.

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