Administration Needs to Defend Our Steel Industry
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director This past April, on a 92-mile bike ride through the hills of Monterey, California, I met a young man
Tesla, North Korea, NAFTA and Rethinking America’s Growth Strategy?
President Trump declared that China’s efforts with North Korea have failed. Tesla, despite Elon Musk’s prior commitment to USA made electric cars, announced that it
Lighthizer: U.S. loss in China NME dispute would be ‘cataclysmic’ for WTO
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer believes the World Trade Organization dispute brought by China against the U.S. over the Commerce Department’s treatment of China as
Press Release: New CPA Paper Debunks Trade Deficit Myths
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.
Wilbur Ross’s Cool Explanation of Trump’s Heated Trade Talk
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
Democrats fault administration’s process in 232 probes, request briefings ‘immediately’
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
Cattle groups sue USDA, claiming that U.S. law requires COOL for beef, pork
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
Agreement close on Buy American program, Klein says; discussions continue
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
UNITED STATES FARMERS FILE SUIT TO REQUIRE COUNTRY-OF-ORIGIN LABELING ON MEAT PRODUCTS
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
Sources: U.S. loses to Guatemala in first-ever FTA labor dispute settlement case
After nine years, the United States has lost — to Guatemala — the first-ever labor enforcement case brought to dispute settlement under a free trade
