US President Donald Trump will not attend the Supreme Court's high-stakes hearing on Wednesday, 5 November, which could determine the legality of his sweeping global tariffs, Reuters reported.

The hearing marks the beginning of what could be the biggest battle yet in Trump's trade war , as the Supreme Court considers whether his use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose duties was constitutional.

Three lower courts have already ruled against the administration, finding that IEEPA does not explicitly grant the president the power to impose tariffs.

US President Donald Trump confirms he will not attend hearing

Donald Trump said Sunday that he would not attend the oral arguments of the case, despite expressing a strong desire to be there. His reason for

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