Washington ~ The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) released a paper today addressing common but misleading economic arguments that America’s low savings rate causes trade deficits.

In most administrations, lower-ranking officials make the incendiary comments, while the president rises above to offer the calmer, more soothing explanations of his policies. [Gerald

Democratic lawmakers, troubled by what they view as a lack of transparency and “due process” in the administration’s reviews of whether steel and aluminum imports

U.S. cattle groups are asking a U.S. district court to vacate the Agriculture Department’s beef-labeling regulations because they do not mandate that all imported beef

With major issues still unsettled, it would appear there was some movement on Monday on one piece of end-of-session legislation: A Buy American program. [Matthew

The Ranchers-Cattlemen Legal Action Fund, United Stockgrowers of America (R-CALF USA) and Cattle Producers of Washington (CPoW) have filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court

After nine years, the United States has lost — to Guatemala — the first-ever labor enforcement case brought to dispute settlement under a free trade

One of the most notable political trends over the past 18 months—and one with the potential to affect companies across many industries—has been voter pushback

General Motors Co. GM +0.32% said Friday it would open a supplier park near its Arlington, Texas, sport-utility factory, resulting in the relocation of about 600 jobs from Mexico to the

U.S. government signals that it will push for a ban on currency manipulation in the North American Free Trade Agreement have attracted little attention, as