On September 16, 2026, the House of Representatives passed a bill that grants President Trump the authority to impose tariffs on countries purchasing Russian energy. The legislation also includes provisions for tougher sanctions against Russia in response to its actions in Ukraine. The bill will now be forwarded to President Trump for his signature, concluding a legislative process that has lasted over a year and a half.
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House passes legislation for sanctions against Russia, awaiting presidential approval
The House of Representatives has passed a bill allowing President Trump to impose tariffs on countries buying Russian energy and to enforce stricter sanctions against Russia due to its war in Ukraine. The bill is now awaiting the president's signature.
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