In a significant move, the US Senate has passed a bill to terminate the tariffs imposed by former President Trump on Brazil, receiving support from a number of Republican senators alongside Democrats. The bipartisan resolution aims to nullify the controversial 50 percent tariffs, which had drawn criticism for contributing to rising prices on essential goods like coffee and beef. Multiple GOP senators crossed party lines to back the measure, highlighting a rare instance of pushback against Trump’s trade policies within the party. As the Senate voted to block the tariffs, it marked a notable moment in ongoing trade discussions and a response to concerns over the economic impact of such levies.