A U.S. trade court on Thursday ruled against the 10 percent global tariff imposed by President Donald Trump's administration earlier this year, dealing another blow to a pillar of his economic agenda.The tariff took effect in February to replace Trump's so-called reciprocal duties targeting almost all U.S. trading partners, as well as fentanyl-related levies he applied to goods from China, Canada and Mexico, after the Supreme Court invalidated them.The latest decision, blocking the administration from enforcing the new tariff, only applies to the state of Washington and two companies. The t…READ FULL ARTICLE