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Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown says a federal court invalidated President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs, ruling they were not authorized by law. Brown’s office says the decision could open the door to future challenges.
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Farmers in Sussex County are in the midst of soybean harvest season, but this year, their crops may not travel as far as they once did.
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings has joined a coalition of attorneys general in filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging newly imposed tariffs.
Some small business owners and parents in Sussex County are feeling the pressure as tariffs drive up some costs of toys and gifts.
From pineapples shipped from Costa Rica to grapes grown in Mexico, tariffs are driving up the cost of certain produce — and some shoppers are taking notice.
For Henlopen Countertops, the rising cost of building materials over the past few years was already a concern — and they say new tariffs could drive them to raise prices.
Some businesses in Rehoboth Beach say they are feeling the pinch of rising costs from overseas suppliers.