A recent draft of the Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade deal would give U.S. pharmaceutical firms unprecedented protections against competition from cheaper generic drugs, possibly transcending the

Bill Maher isn’t pleased about the current state of American corporate regulation. [Reposted from the Huffington Post  |  Lily Karlin  |  June 27, 2015] On

  BEIJING — At a ceremony imbued with quiet triumph at the Great Hall of the People, China’s president, Xi Jinping, hosted 56 member countries

WASHINGTON — On the evening of June 15, President Obama joined a conference call with the two men who had done more than anyone in

At midday Thursday, there was a gathering in Majority Whip Steve Scalise’s members’ lounge off Statuary Hall to toast House passage of Trade Adjustment Assistance, the

From rat meat masquerading as lamb to tainted milk to exploding watermelons, Chinese consumers have become inured to stomach-churning food scandals. But on Tuesday, countless

  WASHINGTON — A year ago, an entrepreneur from California came before the House Financial Services Committee, a Purple Heart pinned to his lapel from

When it was all but over, and the trade legislation that President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans spent many agonizing months brokering was on the

Sen. Marco Rubio has a new headache from the right: His support for President Obama’s Pacific trade deal [Reposted from the Miami Herald  |  Alex Leary  | 

  The US Steel industry has long said that a wave of cheap and illegally subsidized imports is crushing its ability to compete. [by Jeff