A federal judge ruled Wednesday that companies are owed refunds for tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump that were later overturned by the Supreme Court. The U.S. Court of International Trade handed down the ruling in a case filed by Atmus Filtration Inc. It applies to all importers of record for goods subject to the duties, which were implemented via executive orders under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). The ruling comes after the Supreme Court's Feb. 20 landmark 6-3 decision in Learning Resources Inc. v. Trump, finding the tariffs were unconstitutional because the president did not have the authority to levy them under IEEPA.

He was furious. The post “Such an arsehole”: the one person Phil Collins wanted to fight first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

A country hero... The post “I just love him”: the country icon Dolly Parton hopes will live forever first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

No, not that one. The post The band Jimmy Page hoped to re-form in the 2000s “but it never happened” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

The Hollywood legend was 73. The post What was Bette Davis’s reaction to that song about her peepers? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

Not what the people want. The post “Bring back memories”: The one album Eddie Van Halen said his fans hated first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

“I guess I was kind of tired by then". The post “So upset about it”: The moment The Byrds were no longer American enough for Gram Parsons first appeared on Far Out Magazine.