White House letter puts Wall Street on notice about China investments
Editor’s note: This letter by Robert O’Brien and Larry Kudlow to the US Railroad Retirement Board puts every pension fund, index fund, and mutual fund
As Chinese Trade Surpluses Persist, So Will Risk of Trade Wars
Editor’s note: This is a good article getting at the fundamental causes of trade imbalances. China’s – and other countries’ – consumption suppression means they
The Biden Plan to Rebuild U.S. Supply Chains and Ensure the U.S. Does Not Face Future Shortages of Critical Equipment
Editor’s note: The Biden campaign released a plan to rebuild domestic manufacturing. There is recognition that we need to focus upon critical supply chains. However,
White House Warns Against Chinese Investment, Citing Risk of Further Sanctions
Editors note: Why does Wall St keep pushing to support CCP companies? White House has to intervene again. Economic and security officials warned a federal
COVID-19 Pandemic Reveals USDA Is Not Buying RFID Cattle Eartags from American Manufacturers
Editor’s Note: The US Department of Agriculture needs to buy American. Billings, Mont. – R-CALF USA has learned that the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted foreign
US Trade Deficit Deepened to $54.6 Billion in May As COVID Impacted Trade
By Jeff Ferry, Chief Economist The monthly US trade deficit climbed to $54.6 billion in May as the COVID crisis dented exports more than imports.
Senate Passes Sanctions Bill Against Chinese Officials Over Hong Kong
Editor’s Note: CPA applauds unanimous congressional action to impose sanctions on China’s Communist regime for imposing its oppressive national security law on Hong Kong, in
Ambassador Lighthizer Celebrates USMCA’s Entry Into Force Today
Editor’s Note: Today, July 1, the new USMCA comes into force, replacing NAFTA. In this note, USTR Robert Lighthizer explains the expected benefits of USMCA.
U.S. Is Vulnerable to China’s Dominance in Rare Earths, Report Finds
Editor’s Note: New report documents China’s willingness to use its dominance in rare-earth minerals as leverage against the US. The US needs to accelerate efforts
A remote corner of Idaho has become the best hope for the U.S. challenge to Huawei
Editor’s Note: There are a number of key innovations that will help the US and its allies kick Huawei out of the world’s 5G networks
