The Senate voted 52–48 on Tuesday to advance a resolution to end President Donald Trump's tariffs on Brazilian imports, marking an unusual bipartisan challenge to the administration's trade policy. Five Republicans — including former Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell — joined all Democrats in supporting the measure.
The resolution, sponsored by Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia, would terminate national emergency declarations Trump used to justify tariffs of up to 50% on products such as oil, coffee and orange juice.
