The Senate on Tuesday voted to advance President Obama’s trade agenda, approving a measure to end debate on fast-track authority. [Reposted from The Hill  | 

Real gross domestic product — the value of the production of goods and services in the United States, adjusted for price changes — decreased at

Congress is about to give President Obama the authority to sign trade agreements that lawmakers will be able to vote up or down but not

Contact Kevin L. Kearns: 202 957 9994 (cell); 202 266 3980 (office) Domestic Manufacturers:  Many Phony Arguments used by TPA Proponents   Several key points

  Here is the Senate Roll Call vote for the Fast Track vote today, June 23, 2015.   Question: On the Cloture Motion (Motion to

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is moving forward with votes on President Obama’s trade agenda next week, even though pro-trade Democrats have yet to

Liberal groups are ready to make a last stand against President Obama’s trade agenda in the Senate with Elizabeth Warren, on of their strongest allies

The Trans-Pacific Partnership is a 12-country NAFTA-style trade deal with two serious problems. It doesn’t work, and it’s bad for democracy. [Reposted from the Huffington

They experienced the thrill of an unexpected victory, thwarting President Barack Obama’s trade agenda in a dramatic showdown on the House floor. [Reposted from Politico 

The plan still faces several procedural hurdles and Democratic resistance. [Reposted from Politico  |  Jake Sherman and Manu Raju  |  June 18, 2015] President Barack