June 16, 2015 House Republican leaders are cracking down on rebellious members after a near-disaster on a trade vote last week, but another imperiled rule

House Speaker John Boehner and Republican leaders are moving to revive President Barack Obama’s beleaguered trade agenda with an elaborate procedural workaround that was quickly

WASHINGTON — The path ahead for President Barack Obama’s battered trade agenda is coming into focus. Here’s how it is likely to unfold, according to

On Friday, June 12th, 2015, the House of Representatives held an extensive debate on whether Congress should adopt fast track rules for ratifying the Trans

Vote down Fast Track trade bill [Reposted from the Denver Business Journal  |  Asa Beck  |  June 12, 2015] There have been several times in

Advocates use the concept of free trade like it’s a silver bullet that solves the world’s growth challenges to justify Fast Tracking the Trans-Pacific Partnership

(CNN) There’s no path for Congress to send President Barack Obama a historic free trade package right now, potentially marking the death of a measure

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The U.S. Constitution clearly states, “The Congress shall have power to … regulate commerce with foreign nations.” Congress has a responsibility to assert this right

Updated: The House Republican leadership has decided to delay from Tuesday (June 16) until July 30 the deadline for the House of Representatives to hold a