It was exciting to be in Washington, D. C. last week for the annual Coalition for a Prosperous America’s legislative fly-in for the third time.

Waikaloa, HAWAII — Australia’s chief negotiator for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations said ahead of an informal round kicking off here Monday (March 9) that

The following letter was sent to Rep. Richard Neal (MA01) by the Great Barrington Democratic Town Committee, a local democratic party committee in his district,

Progressives believe that fair trade agreements are possible – but not if the administration follows the old model for negotiations [Reposted from The Guardian  |

The United States had a goods and services trade deficit of approximately $463.5 billion in 2013, which cost millions of U.S. jobs. Contrary to the

A third of the finished steel products bought in the United States so far this year were made overseas, and domestic steelmakers are ailing. [Reposted

(Bill Bullard, CEO of R-CALF USA, sits on the Board of the Coalition for a Prosperous America.) R-CALF USA Helps Promote COOL to White House

Let’s begin with some basics: Trade deficits must be financed. A country simply cannot have a trade deficit unless private or government investors are willing

The Department of Labor reported this morning that America’s manufacturing sector added 8,000 jobs in February. [Reposted from the blog of the Alliance for American

To the Editor: Re “Congress’s Critical Role on Trade” (editorial, March 2): You write, “Congress has a responsibility to give the American negotiators clear instructions