Sen. Kennedy Just Gave Howard Lutnick Best Example Why Reciprocal Tariffs Don’t Work

Sen. Kennedy Just Gave Howard Lutnick Best Example Why Reciprocal Tariffs Don’t Work

By the time the Committee hearing with Lutnick was over, it seemed pretty clear that the Trump administration has shifting ideas about reciprocity today, and are less sure about the nature of them than they were before “Liberation Day” on April 2.

Tariffs and Capital Tools to Revive American Trade Policy

Tariffs and Capital Tools to Revive American Trade Policy

Decades of misguided trade policies have transformed the United States into the world’s consumer of last resort, absorbing the world’s excess savings at the expense of its manufacturing sector. U.S.-imposed tariffs are the first step towards rebalancing the system, but they aren’t sufficient.

U.S. Dangerously Reliant on High-Risk Imported Drug Supply

U.S. Dangerously Reliant on High-Risk Imported Drug Supply

The American pharmaceutical supply chain has become dangerously dependent on imports and foreign-controlled supply chains. Over the past 20 years, the country has experienced a skyrocketing rate on pharmaceutical imports and increasing foreign reliance.

CPA Applauds Sen. Cotton for Introduction of the ‘PILLS Act’ – Legislation to Incentivize Domestic Production of Lifesaving Medicines

CPA Applauds Sen. Cotton for Introduction of the ‘PILLS Act’ – Legislation to Incentivize Domestic Production of Lifesaving Medicines

A smart policy like the ‘PILLS Act’ would prioritize domestic production of essential generics. It’s precisely the market signal needed to attract serious investment and rebuild the industry at home.

Distrust Grows: Reuters Report Suggests Chinese Solar Power Inverters Found with “Rogue Communication Device”

Distrust Grows: Reuters Report Suggests Chinese Solar Power Inverters Found with “Rogue Communication Device”

Some Chinese solar power inverters were allegedly found to have communication devices attached to them that were not supposed to be part of that equipment, suggesting that they can ping information back to the company’s headquarters and be used for nefarious ends, Reuters London reported on May 14.