Schumer: Trump a ’98-pound weakling’ on China
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Wednesday needled President Donald Trump to get tougher on trade with Beijing ahead of the former businessman’s Mar-a-Lago meeting
Schumer blasts Trump on trade and China, says he is preparing enforcement package
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on Tuesday Wednesday President Trump for not taking a tougher approach to trade policy with China despite pledging to
Ahead of oral argument, industry backs U.S. Steel’s antitrust claim in 337 case
AK Steel Corporation, the United Steelworkers, and other manufacturers have submitted comments urging the U.S. International Trade Commission to reverse an administrative law judge’s dismissal
Press Release: CPA Submits Comments Supporting American-Made Infrastructure
Washington~ The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) submitted comments yesterday supporting the Trump Administration’s proposal that all new pipelines use 100% American iron and
WHY THE CIA IS INCREASINGLY WORRIED ABOUT CHINA’S MOLES
Glenn Duffie Shriver looked like an ideal CIA recruit. Gregarious and athletic, the 28-year-old from Michigan had been a good student with strong interests in
Donald Trump will make trade fair again
The US has the lowest trade barriers and the largest trade deficit in the world — $500bn annually. [Wilbur Ross] April 4th, 2017 [Financial Times] This is
Hatch to reschedule Lighthizer vote to seek yes votes from Brown, other Democrats
The Senate Finance Committee will reschedule a session to consider the nomination of President Trump’s pick for U.S. Trade Representative, Robert Lighthizer, to ensure that
Press Release: CPA Heartened by Narrower February Trade Deficit
Today the Commerce Department announced that the US goods and services trade deficit for February was $43.6 billion, down 9.5% from the January figure of
Why I Support a Border-Adjustment Tax
MOUNT PROSPECT, ILL. — The United States corporate tax rate has been stuck at 35 percent for three decades. In that time, other leading countries
Trade Denialism Continues: Trade Really Did Kill Manufacturing Jobs
There have been a flood of opinion pieces and news stories in recent weeks wrongly telling people that it was not trade that led to
