President Donald Trump is renewing threats of new import tariffs after a period of relative quiet on trade. Bloomberg and the Financial Post both report that Trump had largely stepped back from tariff proposals since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down his tariffs. The outlets say his reduced trade-war posture followed that ruling and coincided with the start of the Iran conflict in February, which helped lead some observers to believe the push for import taxes might be deferred until after the U.S. midterm elections in November. Both sources describe the current phase as a fast-moving series of tariff-related statements, framed as a “whirlwind” of threats. The reporting emphasizes that the renewed stance comes after a pause rather than as part of an uninterrupted campaign. While the articles focus on Trump’s decision to step back and then restart tariff rhetoric, they do not provide detailed, outlet-specific information on the precise tariff levels or which countries or products would be targeted in the renewed threats.