A group of 25 U.S. states filed a lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s new global tariffs that went into effect in July, adding to similar complaints by groups of small businesses who claim the levies are illegal. Under the new tariffs, the administration is collecting 10% to 12.5% duties on imports from most major trading partners. Those were ruled illegal by a trade court, but they were allowed to stay in effect during an appeal. Even so, she said, the new lawsuits may face “stronger headwinds” than the challenges to Trump’s earlier tariffs. The latest litigation comes as the administration continues to face fallout from the IEEPA tariffs.