A Cold War Weapon Whose Time Has Gone
By The Wall Street Journal
Jackson-Vanik, designed to help Soviet Jews, bars…
➔ iObama displays his trademark hypocrisy as he talks about banning Americans from owning firearms
By American Thinker
Last month, during a TV interview, former first…
➔ iWithout the farm bill, very few American farmers could survive
By The Washington Post
Geopolitical risks, pandemics, natural disasters,…
➔ iWe now have a Biden Doctrine. It makes me nervous.
By The Washington Post
America's openness to trade has been better for…
➔ iWashington Should Reconsider Its Economic Gameplan in Africa
By Foreign Policy
China, India, and the Gulf countries have pursued…
➔ iUS workers deserve a break. It’s time for a 32-hour working week | Bernie Sanders
By The Guardian
American workers are more productive than ever,…
➔ iRussia and Iran Have High Hopes for Each Other
By Foreign Policy
But can they cooperate on trade while competing…
➔ iJames Woods mocks the unarmed ‘safety ambassadors’ that have replaced armed cops in West…
By American Thinker
James Woods is a truth teller. If he had been…
➔ i8 House Republicans vote in favor of the Chinese Communist Party
By American Thinker
Just yesterday Breitbart News reported that eight…
➔ iBiden Is Rewriting the Rules on Trade—and Americans Should Be Worried
By Foreign Policy
The administration is doing a sneaky end run…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the electric car revolution: targets are not enough | Editorial
By The Guardian
The government must do its bit to make new…
➔ iCommentary: I'm ready to trade in my electric car. Here's why
By Los Angeles Times
I love my electric car, but after more than three…
➔ iThe Carbon Tariff Wars Arrive
By The Wall Street Journal
Europe imposes the first climate border tax, but…
➔ iEurope Worries That America Fights Climate Change Too Much
By The Wall Street Journal
Companies are crossing the Atlantic to soak up…
➔ iOpinion: When hospitals repeatedly hide prices it is a deceptive trade practice
By The Denver Post
Hospitals that continue to hide their prices will…
➔ iForeign Companies Should Have to Play by the Same Rules
By The Wall Street Journal
Our new bill would require Chinese and Russian…
➔ iRolex the Trademark Watchdog
By The Wall Street Journal
Chipotle’s lawsuit takes me back to the time I…
➔ iMr. Macron Goes to China
By Foreign Policy
Trade and Russia’s war in Ukraine top his…
➔ iTrump isn’t the ringmaster he once was. But we’re still watching his show | Moira Donegan
By The Guardian
Despite everything, Trump now seems more likely…
➔ iItalian Fascists Traded Their Black Shirts for Armani Suits
By Foreign Policy
A new book shows how Mussolini’s political…
➔ iThe Kremlin takes an American hostage. Again.
By The Washington Post
Evan Gershkovich is not a pawn to be traded...
➔ iCalifornia politicians and regulators vs. the public
By American Thinker
Cities and regions across the country should…
➔ iThe World Will Regret Its Retreat From Globalization
By Foreign Policy
Trade and financial flows have fallen well below…
➔ iIf China Arms Russia, the U.S. Should Kill China’s Aircraft Industry
By Foreign Policy
Beijing’s aerospace future is uniquely…
➔ iSan Francisco Close to Normalizing Trade with the United States
By The Wall Street Journal
...but pols target own taxpayers with massive…
➔ iOpinion: Who profits from Southern California's high gas bills? The problem is we don't know
By Los Angeles Times
California's natural gas and gasoline are both…
➔ iTrade unions have come a long way since 1963
By The Washington Post
Today’s building trades stand for creating…
➔ iWhy the U.S. Trade Office No Longer Runs Trade
By Foreign Policy
A historic mission to facilitate global commerce…
➔ iBiden should fight climate change, not trade wars
By The Washington Post
President Biden’s flagship climate policy is…
➔ iIsrael risks its economic future in push to the right
By New York Daily News
In 2016, voters in the U.K. opted to leave the…
➔ iThe politics of trade favor Trump in 2024
By The Washington Post
As a matter of policy, Donald Trump's record on…
➔ iHelp for the 9/11 ailing: Congress can’t stall in passing bill for WTC responders and survivors
By New York Daily News
After years of effort from this column and…
➔ iYears Before 9/11, There Was 2/26
By The Wall Street Journal
The acrid smoke, the fear—I remember in vivid…
➔ iA misguided jury failed to see the art in Mason Rothschild’s MetaBirkins
By The Washington Post
In playing off trademarked goods, the MetaBirkins…
➔ iAdvocates Demand Oversight and Accountability for U.S. Arms Trade
By The Intercept
The war in Ukraine has proven that transparency…
➔ iThe Guardian view on China-US tensions: distrust? Then verify | Editorial
By The Guardian
Never mind high-flying balloons. The two sides…
➔ iOur Alphabet Soup regulatory overlords are finally (sort of) cracking down on shady trades
By New York Post
The recent moves to observe and take action are a…
➔ iWhat women’s underwear tells us about our trade system
By The Washington Post
Ahead of Valentine's Day, know before you buy:…
➔ iTo compete with China, the U.S. should put real trade deals on the table
By The Washington Post
The United States is deepening military and…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s reshuffle: putting the Treasury in charge | Editorial
By The Guardian
The shake-up seems to confirm the Tories are…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s message: workers’ doom loop, wealth’s boom loop | Editorial
By The Guardian
Workers should not be paying for a recession that…
➔ iBrazil and Uruguay Give South American Trade an Adrenaline Shot
By Foreign Policy
Members of the customs union Mercosur pledge to…
➔ iThe Davos Crowd Sees a New Dawn, but It May Be a False One
By The Wall Street Journal
Bad news for the World Economic Forum: Populists…
➔ iHow China’s COVID-19 Surge Shapes Trade With India
By Foreign Policy
Labor shortages and supply chain problems could…
➔ iThe FTC is back to being the activist US agency progressives sought in 1914 | Robert Reich
By The Guardian
Last week, under its Biden-appointed chair, the…
➔ iEditorial: 'Three Amigos' summit over, the hard work of U.S., Mexico and Canada policymaking begins
By Los Angeles Times
The three North American presidents met in Mexico…
➔ iBiden’s Half-Hearted Policy Towards Southeast Asia
By Foreign Policy
Washington has stepped up its game in the region…
➔ iAdam Tooze: Washington Is Undermining the Trade System It Helped Build
By Foreign Policy
The World Trade Organization nears a breaking…
➔ iBiden needs allies to keep China and Russia in check. Here’s how to do it.
By The Washington Post
Like his predecessors during the Cold War, Biden…
➔ iAmerica needs a better China trade strategy
By The Washington Post
Lowering Pacific trade barriers might win support…
➔ iOp-Ed: Europe's carbon tariff is the right general idea, but doomed by details
By Los Angeles Times
Only a consistent global regime of tariffs can be…
➔ iHeartless towards the heroes: World Trade Center Health Program is left short by Senate shenanigans
By New York Daily News
Like the Afghan Adjustment Act that we lament,…
➔ iThe shark fin trade is responsible for the shark population decline
By The Washington Post
A new law bans any trade in shark fins in the…
➔ iDon’t stop at Trump. All candidates for office should disclose their tax returns | Jill Filipovic
By The Guardian
This should be a bipartisan issue. And while…
➔ iA trade so bad, it defies description
By American Thinker
The White House justified freeing global arms…
➔ iDoes World Trade Promote Peace? Maybe Not.
By The New York Times
Suddenly, interdependence doesn’t look quite as…
➔ iHow Antitrade Sentiment Helps China
By The Wall Street Journal
A program that benefits Beijing’s competitors…
➔ iBaby-formula tariffs are about to return, risking fresh shortages
By The Washington Post
Protectionism makes U.S. supply chains less…
➔ iThe Climate Trade War Escalates
By The Wall Street Journal
Europe imposes new taxes, including a border…
➔ iJoe Biden’s ‘protectionism’ is good for America — if done carefully
By The Washington Post
Biden has been right not to trash Donald Trump's…
➔ iTrading in Weakness
By The American Conservative
The United States traded the world’s most…
➔ iEU’s Vestager: Brussels Is Shedding Its Friendly Stance on Beijing
By Foreign Policy
Margrethe Vestager speaks on Europe waking up to…
➔ iBrussels Is Ditching Its Free-Trade Gospel
By Foreign Policy
With Biden continuing on Trump’s protectionist…
➔ iBrittney Griner & America’s Trade Deficit
By The American Conservative
US swapped 'the quintessential figure of…
➔ iAmerica's Workers Need Freedom, Not More Government
By The Wall Street Journal
Subsidies, tariffs and excessive regulations…
➔ iCan India Capitalize on China's Manufacturing Woes?
By The Wall Street Journal
Companies need new sites for factories, but they…
➔ iA Rare Opening for Immigration Compromise
By The Wall Street Journal
A bipartisan deal would trade border enforcement…
➔ iBiden Starts a Climate Trade War
By The Wall Street Journal
The Inflation Reduction Act’s subsidies are…
➔ iCongressional Dems need to move on stock-trade and election bills, or they’re full of hot air
By New York Post
All Congress has to do is pass the Electoral…
➔ iAfter Taylor Swift debacle, instead of investigating Ticketmaster, demand answers from FTC
By USA Today
Furious Swifties and music fans in general should…
➔ iIsrael-UAE diamond trade reaches new heights
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Links between diamond industries of two…
➔ iBiden needs his own trade agenda with China. Not Trump’s.
By The Washington Post
Protectionism is not a winning strategy against…
➔ iFrance Tries to Get Onside With Washington Ahead of First State Visit
By Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy talked with the French ambassador…
➔ iWanted: The World's Sweetest Grandma
By The Wall Street Journal
Post offices have traded in mug shots for…
➔ iBoric Is Trapped on Trade
By Foreign Policy
Resource-rich Chile stands to profit off the…
➔ iU.S.-China Trade War Could Heat Up
By Foreign Policy
A congressional commission wants Biden to rethink…
➔ iThe Guardian view on mass unemployment: inflation will drop without this pain | Editorial
By The Guardian
Policymakers are wrong to think rising…
➔ iWhy did one of the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchanges just collapse? | Molly White
By The Guardian
FTX was supposed to be the future – a safe,…
➔ iBiden's Missing Taiwan Strategy
By The Wall Street Journal
As he meets with Xi Jinping, the President lacks…
➔ iU.S. Midterm Results Are a Net Plus for National Security
By Foreign Policy
As Trumpism deflates, internationalist…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
- John Quincy Adams
"While men inhabiting different parts of this vast continent cannot be expected to hold the same opinions, they can unite in a common objective and sustain common principles."
- Franklin Pierce