By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry The coronavirus disrupted international trade and led to a collapse in US trade volume which makes it

Editors note: America is too dependent upon China for critical minerals. CPA member American Manganese has a way to reduce that dependency in a cost-efficient

Editor’s note: Great to see a few thousand workers planned for the reopening of this plant which will make electric pickups. Hopefully this will happen. 

Editor’s Note: CPA chairman, Dan DiMicco discusses the re-domestication of American manufacturing with Steve Bannon. Dan’s interview starts at the 2:30 minute mark. Follow Dan on

Editor’s note: Good. Leave section 232 alone. We don’t need Congress taking away tools that further national and economic security in trade.  Efforts in Congress to

Editor’s note: Mike Wessel rightly states that we can’t merely open up to China trade as we restart the economy or we will get flooded

Editors note: 24 Chinese companies have been sanctioned due to involvement in weapons of mass destruction or military activities. They are listed below. The Department

Editors note:  the department of commerce sanctioned nine Chinese companies for human rights abuses. This is in addition to the 24 companies also recently sanctioned,

Editor’s note. Yes, Mr. President. Halt cattle imports! Mexico and Canada live cattle imports drive US cattle prices down tremendously. Causing rural poverty, broken families, suicides,

Beijing buys Brazilian soy and homegrown polysilicon rather than US By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist It is starting to look like China is unlikely