From CNN, I'm Afamadika, with the five things you need to know for Wednesday, April 2nd.

Americans could feel the pinch of President Donald Trump's sweeping new tariffs he sets one veil later today.

Among the tariff proposals Trump is apparently considering, the worst-case scenario appears to be a 20% universal tax on all U.S. imports.

According to research from the Budget Lab at Yale, the tariffs, along with U.S. trade partners,

retaliating would likely cost the typical middle-class household $3,800 per year in disposable income due to higher prices.

Many Americans are also wondering whether it's better to buy or lease a vehicle before the tariffs

go into effect or wait to see how things play out.

Experts say the simple answer is to buy now.

Last week, Trump announced a 25% tariff on all cars imported from foreign countries, including Canada and Mexico,

that would go into effect tomorrow. Goldman Sachs estimates that could raise prices between $5,000 to

$15,000 depending on the make and model. Now to the Supreme Court's rulings on a CBD products

and flavored vaping products.

Here's CNN's John Fritzy with the details.

The vaping ruling is the more significant case of phoma.

There the Supreme Court unanimously backed the FDA's decision to deny flavored vapes from the market.

That's really a big deal because the Supreme Court in recent years has been

pretty skeptical of agency action agency regulation. Now, it's important to note that this case

will likely continue. The companies may be able just to reapply to get some of these products

on the market. So on that one, we'll see. The other case involved the truck driver who was taking

a CBD product for pain.

The advertising promised there was no THC, but he failed a drug test and lost his job.

He wanted to be able to sue under Civil RICO and organized crime law so that he could seek

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