Editor’s note: The array of Chinese subsidies to industries keeps metastasizing A new government program offers low-interest “red loans” to firms supporting the Communist cause.

Editors note. Tariff armageddon still is not happening. The first three months of the year saw wages for manufacturing workers rise at the most in

Editors note: goods producing businesses in the US are all changing their supply chains because of the presidents trade strategy. A new survey of business

Editors note: this is a very good analysis of the oversupply and exchange rate problems that are causing harm to the dairy industry.  The New

Excerpt: FBI Director Christopher Wray said last week, “China seems determined to steal its way up the economic ladder, at our expense… They’re strategic in their approach—they actually

Domestic Producers Tell Congress “Hands Off” Section 232 Tariff Authority Send letter urging support for key pillar of US trade law Washington. More than 50

Editors note: we need to keep the tariffs, probably increase them, and use the revenue to compensate agricultural producers. U.S. pushes to leave in place

Editors note: Senator Grassley continues pushing for old-style unilateral trade disarmament by the United States. Didn’t work then and won’t work now. Congress won’t approve

Editors note: So far, there are no Democrats that are running on an economically strategic trade platform.  PITTSBURGH (Reuters) – Former U.S. Vice President Joe

Editor’s note: This ruling impacts whether the US would win a WTO challenge to the administration’s Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum, which are