Editors note: The new house Democratic majority is focusing on enforceability of labor provisions in the new US Mexico Canada Agreement. Dems should also start

The United Kingdom and the European Union took a big swipe at the United States last week. Both the British government and the European Commission floated the

Editor’s note: Rep. Bill Pascrell wants to chair the trade subcommittee of Ways & Means. He has been a strong fair trader, is receptive to

One morning in October, a smiling Wilbur Ross, President Trump’s commerce secretary and most visible trade warrior, enters the lobby of an Embassy Suites hotel

Editors note: this story is important because it again debunks the disproven claim that automation caused manufacturing job losses rather than trade.  Looking back, there

Editors note: the department of commerce is becoming very aggressive with self initiating trade enforcement cases. Wilbur Ross is doing a good job, unlike his

By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director Three Internet security experts have accused state-owned telecom giant China Telecom of diverting internal US Internet traffic through China.

By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director The USMCA Agreement contains rules of origin for the automotive industry that will have a wide-ranging effect on the

Editor’s note: This is a good article describing how manufacturing supply chains and worker skills are critical for national defense.  If you want to believe

But China goods trade deficit sets yet another new record   Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) praised the latest monthly jobs report, which