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Rebuilding the U.S. tariff wall
Christa Case Bryant
The White House is looking to rebuild its tariff wall, writes Laurent Belsie, following the Supreme Court鈥檚 6-3 decision Friday against President Trump鈥檚 tariffs. Now both businesses and consumers are trying to figure out what the ruling means both in the U.S. and globally聽amid new economic uncertainty and questions about up to $175 billion in potential refunds for importers.
Meanwhile, in Latin America, we report on rising security concerns as voters from Peru to Colombia go to the polls this year. Even in countries where homicide rates have declined, militarization of the streets and mass arrests have gained popularity as models for bringing lawlessness under control.
We also have a final day of Olympic coverage. The U.S. men鈥檚 hockey victory contributed to a record gold-medal haul for the United States. And Mark Sappenfield traces the journey of Norway's cross country skier Johannes Kl忙bo, who went from mediocre teen to the winningest Winter Olympian in history through discipline and ingenuity.
