House Republicans on Monday advanced a procedural motion to block a vote on President Donald Trump’s tariff agenda, potentially delaying a politically uncomfortable vote on his most prominent economic policy until at least July.

A group of Republicans staged a rebellion on the House floor Tuesday night over leadership's move to block members from challenging President Trump's tariffs, defeating a measure that would have reinstated the ban.

A key vote in the House of Representatives failed on Tuesday night after a small group of Republicans rebelled against GOP leaders' gambit on President Trump's tariffs.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is facing a risky vote in the House that will block resolutions to repeal President Donald Trump’s tariffs until July, with at least two Republicans firmly against the measure and a handful of others threatening to make passage difficult.

A procedural vote meant to protect President Trump’s tariffs sparked a GOP revolt, forcing Speaker Mike Johnson to delay House action as Republicans warn leadership against overreach.

But this time, key Republicans signaled they would likely vote against the measure, Puck reported. “American consumers pay the tariffs and thus it is a big tax,” Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska told the outlet.

A GOP “rebellion” against President Donald Trump’s tariffs appears imminent, Punchbowl News reported Tuesday, with a handful of House Republicans telling the outlet that they’re ready to challenge the president's signature trade policy by the day’s end on the House floor.

Consumer prices could climb higher as more of President Donald Trump's tariffs are implemented, according to new research. A National Bureau of Economic Research paper finds that nearly the entire tariff burden is passed on in the form of higher prices,