Learning Resources, along with fellow toy maker hand2mind, filed a request to expedite their challenge against President Trump's tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The Supreme Court rejected the fast-track request, meaning the companies must proceed through the standard appellate process.

Learning Resources, an educational toy company, joined another firm in a joint appeal to the Supreme Court, challenging President Trump's tariffs imposed under the International Economic Powers Act. The companies argue that these tariffs are outside the president's authority and harm American businesses and consumers.

Following President Trump's abrupt escalation of tariffs on Chinese imports, Learning Resources' CEO Rick Woldenberg publicly expressed dismay, highlighting the unsustainable economic impacts on the company and questioning the feasibility of shifting manufacturing back to the United States.