A year ago, President Trump ordered double-digit tariffs on virtually everything the U.S. imports.
In a ceremony at the White House, he promised that jobs and factories would come "roaring back" to the country as a result, that consumer prices would fall and that April 2 would go down in history as "the day we began to make America wealthy again."
One year later, many of Trump's import taxes have been struck down by the Supreme Court. But the president remains committed to tariffs.
Here's where things stand on the first anniversary of "Liberation Day."…
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