To Fight Drug Shortages FDA Has an Idea: Import More Inspection-Free Drugs
The balance between scarcity and supply favors supply, even if that means importing drugs from labs the FDA has not inspected.
Five China Companies Wall Street Still Funds Despite Being Blacklisted
Meet the Chinese companies banned by Commerce and the State Department, but still able to attract billions from Wall Street fund managers.
FBI Faces Harsh Criticism in Homeland Security Committee China Hearing
House Homeland Committee leadership say DoJ, FBI, and Homeland have all failed in stopping China espionage, IP theft.
Spotlight Shines on CPA in Latest House Ways & Means Trade Hearing
At a recent House Ways & Means subcommittee hearing on trade, CEO Michael Stumo talks de minimis, and the inescapable realities of China’s forced labor.
Congressman Dan Kildee’s Last Ditch Effort To Repeal Biden Solar Veto
Dan Kildee’s full floor speech in support of over-riding the President’s veto on House and Senate vote to end the White House solar emergency declaration started last June.
House Republicans are Leading Major Rethink on China Trade
Times are changing. Where the GOP once stalwartly supported “free trade,” many Republicans are now openly questioning the effectiveness of U.S. trade policy. And in Congress,
Solar Import Boom from Southeast Asian Nations Under Investigation for Dumping Helped By White House
Solar imports are booming thanks in large part to White House’s two year ban on tariffs against China companies in SE Asia.
More Tariffs Needed, Lighthizer Tells House Select Committee on China
In latest House Select Committee on China hearing, more tariffs, more Wall Street bans, and more tech restrictions are warranted.
China MFN Repeal Would Generate $198 Billion for U.S. Taxpayers
Key Points U.S. Intelligence Community reports document that China poses the single greatest threat to U.S. economic and national security. Its malign activities include direct
U.S. De Minimis China Imports Hit $188 Billion Last Year
De minimis China imports increases the 2022 U.S. goods trade deficit by 16% to $1.38 trillion, representing some 8.3 million lost U.S. jobs.
