Senator Chuck Grassley introduced bipartisan legislation Thursday in an attempt to restore Congress’ constitutionally authorized role in trade policy.The bill was introduced by Republican Senator Grassley and Democrat Senator Maria Cantwell.

Chuck Grassley introduced a bill that would limit judicial rulings only to the parties involved, "ending the practice of universal injunctions."

For too long, Congress has delegated its clear authority to regulate interstate and foreign commerce to the executive branch," Grassley said.

Thursday to introduce bipartisan legislation that would give Congress more oversight into the imposition of tariffs. A day after President Donald Trump announced sweeping reciprocal tariffs that have spooked investors and threatened to upend global trade,

The economic tremors were amplified when auto giant Stellantis announced the temporary layoff of 900 employees and the shuttering of key operations in Canada and Mexico — a move directly linked to retaliatory tariffs and strained cross-border trade relationships.

Republican Senator Chuck Grassley and Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell introduced a bill demanding congressional approval for new tariffs. This move comes after President Donald Trump announced extensive tariffs.

Senator Chuck Grassley joined a bipartisan group of senators to reintroduce a bill expanding telehealth access.

Iowa U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley will lead a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing over his bill to limit judicial power.

Amid a widening trade war launched by President Donald Trump, Washington Sen. Maria Cantwell is leading a bipartisan push to give Congress more authority in setting tariffs.