Lighthizer: Raise Tariffs on Everything Made in China
The China tariffs, enacted by Lighthizer under Trump, are under review later this year. Will they stay or will they go? Lighthizer thinks they should stay…with more tariffs added.
Are Americans Investing in Chinese Forced Labor Companies?
The House Select Committee on the CCP published a preliminary report on the use of forced labor in Shein and Temu supply chains. Many Americans are investors.
Supply Chain Crisis, Not Tariffs, Stoked Inflation
Don’t blame the China tariffs on inflation. Supply chain snafus were a much bigger deal, a Federal Reserve report says.
Katherine Tai Says Globalization No Longer Sustainable
At National Press Club, Katherine Tai talks about supply chain issues, what ‘de-risking’ from China might look like, and how USTR thinks about it.
CPA Applauds Bicameral Bill Targeting De Minimis, the ‘China Free Trade’ Loophole
The House and Senate join forces to remove China, others, from the duty-free ‘de minimis’ import rule.
CPA Applauds Senators Cassidy, Baldwin and Vance for Bill to Limit Damage of “De Minimis” Import Loophole
Three Senators going after China’s “free trade” deal with the United States.
Congress Should Compel Global Divestment from China’s Slave Labor
Creating a stark choice between American investment and forced labor operations is the best way to combat modern slavery in China. Public opinion of China
CPA Applauds House Bill Seeking to Ban Securities of Foreign Adversaries from Private Pension Plans
The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today applauded a new bill by Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN-03) that would ban private pension plans from investing
FDA Allows Uninspected China Lab to Sell Cancer Drugs in the US
A Chinese cancer drug maker that has not been inspected by the FDA since 2018 is selling chemotherapy drugs to the U.S. due to shortages. When will the U.S. meet its critical medication needs?
House Hearing on Dollar Focused on Sanctions Powers, ‘De-Dollarization’ Risks
The House Financial Services Committee says American consumers are helped by a strong dollar, which lowers the price of imports to the tune of up to $45 billion per year in savings. In a $23 trillion economy, is an overvalued dollar really worth it?
