The Trump administration is moving quickly to rebuild parts of a U.S. tariff system after the Supreme Court invalidates elements of it. According to reports, the administration is working on a replacement approach intended to re-establish tariff-related revenue and broader trade leverage. Sources note that during the period when the challenged tariff measures were in effect, U.S. Treasury collections rose substantially, driven by double-digit taxes on imports coming from many countries. With the Supreme Court decision removing the previously contested tariff framework, the administration is now seeking to act within time and legal constraints to restore similar economic and trade effects. The coverage across outlets characterizes the effort as urgent and time-sensitive, focusing on the need to respond to the court ruling and prevent revenue disruption. While details of the specific replacement structure are not fully provided in the excerpts, the common theme is that the administration is racing to implement an alternative tariff approach following the Supreme Court’s decision.