Washington (USA), February 12 (LaPresse/AP) – The House voted to revoke the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on Canada, challenging the White House's program, with Republicans joining Democrats despite objections from Republican leadership. The result, 219 to 211, was one of the first times the Republican-controlled House has confronted the president on a key policy. The resolution aims to end the national emergency declared by Trump to impose the tariffs, although the actual repeal of the policy would require Trump's support. The resolution will now go to the Senate.