Corva Coleman

Plaintiffs are demanding the companies pay billions of dollars in damages.

They allege the oil and gas companies misled the public about the risk of fossil fuels and their link to global warming.

President Trump says he will still impose 15 percent global tariffs.

That's after the Supreme Court overturned some of his massive tariffs in a ruling last week.

The Winter Olympics have ended in Italy.

The final competitive event saw the U.S.

beat Canada for the gold medal in men's ice hockey.

From Milan, Italy, Steve Futterman looks back at the last two Olympic weeks.

Again, on Wall Street, the Dow was down more than 660 points.

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Live from NPR News, I'm Corva Coleman.

President Trump delivers his State of the Union address tomorrow night.

NPR's Domenico Montanaro reports that, according to a new NPR-PBS News Marist poll, Americans are doubtful of the U.S.

political system.

President Trump is again complaining online this morning about the U.S.

Supreme Court and its opinion last week overturning his massive tariffs.

He was furious about the decision.

Over the weekend, Trump said he would use a different legal authority to impose 15 percent global tariffs, but these are more cumbersome to apply.

and Trump will need to seek approval from Congress if he wants to get them to stick.

Meanwhile, China's Ministry of Commerce says it's making a full assessment of the court's tariff ruling, and PR's Jennifer Pak has more from Shanghai.