The U.S. Constitution clearly states, “The Congress shall have power to … regulate commerce with foreign nations.” Congress has a responsibility to assert this right

Updated: The House Republican leadership has decided to delay from Tuesday (June 16) until July 30 the deadline for the House of Representatives to hold a

When Nancy Pelosi pleaded with her Democratic colleagues to “slow down the fast-track to get to a better deal for the American people,” the House

Stan Sorscher is the president of the Washington Fair Trade Coalition and sits on the Board of the Coalition for a Prosperous America. Congress’ vote

While trade is indeed a great and wonderful force for improving the human condition, the fundamental problem with any agreement approaching the scope of the

The Fast Track trade authority package was rejected Friday because two years of effort by a vast corporate coalition, the White House and GOP leaders

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Democrats would be more likely to support a controversial trade package that was defeated on Friday if Republicans

We won.  Yes, there was delay.  There was confusion.  That is a win for us.  Not a final win. But we’ll take it. There may

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 12, 2015 Contact: Sara Haimowitz, [email protected] Coalition for a Prosperous America New Release: House Vote Underscores Broad Opposition to Bad Trade

Congress should not grant President Barack Obama authority to conclude another free-trade agreement in Asia. Such a deal would lower American wages and exacerbate income