Opinion: Think of Donald Trump as Robin Hood in reverse. Here's why
By Los Angeles Times
Kamala Harris calls Trump's tariffs a 'national…
➔ iHow Washington Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace Protectionism
By Foreign Policy
Biden’s embrace of Trump-era tariffs is…
➔ iMuster Global Majorities
By Foreign Policy
A closing U.S. trade system is hastening the…
➔ iUndemocratic and secretive: the BMA no longer speaks for doctors trying to protect children | Jacky…
By The Guardian
The union is risking its reputation by opposing…
➔ iWill the promise of free coffee win over workers in Melbourne? Like coke in the water fountains, I…
By The Guardian
It’s a pledge from lord mayoral candidate…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Don't let suburban sprawl squeeze out the last Valley orange grove
By Los Angeles Times
Readers say exchanging more than 1,000 orange…
➔ iThe End of Chevron Deference Could Be Good for Free Trade
By The Wall Street Journal
Thanks to a Loper Bright v. Raimondo, Congress…
➔ iTwo pro-growth policies for Harris: Immigration and trade
By The Washington Post
Free trade and legal immigration can grow the…
➔ iGreater trading options are crucial to the rebuilding of the country | Jonathan Reynolds
By The Guardian
Britain’s government is seeking new global…
➔ iAbracadabra! It’s the dueling Harris and Trump economic magic acts.
By The Washington Post
Between Harris’s price controls and Trump’s…
➔ iThe Harley-Davidson Tariff Backfire
By The Wall Street Journal
The U.S. motorcycle maker moves more production…
➔ iHotel union’s hypocrisy unmasks the cynicism of the ‘Safe Hotel Act’
By New York Post
The Hotel Trades Council wants it both ways: It's…
➔ iDefending working-class interests requires more than simply opposing immigration | Kenan Malik
By The Guardian
Trade union rights, the welfare state,…
➔ iTrump 2.0: what a second Trump presidency would mean for the US and Israel
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Second Trump term could boost US…
➔ iWhy the U.S. Must Lead Sanctions on Israel’s Illegal Occupation
By Foreign Policy
No multilateral sanctions campaign will be…
➔ iThere Are No Free Lunches in Trade Deals
By Foreign Policy
How to cut through the PR and understand an…
➔ iAnother Green Energy Subsidy Bust
By The Wall Street Journal
SunPower files for bankruptcy, thanks in part to…
➔ iHow Japan’s Yen Carry Trade Crashed Global Markets
By Foreign Policy
An obscure strategy wreaked short-lived havoc.
➔ iThe Russians Putin Traded Away
By Foreign Policy
How several political prisoners without dual…
➔ iTrump once seemed invincible. Then Kamala Harris broke the spell | Sidney Blumenthal
By The Guardian
Despite his granitic unpopularity, Trump’s…
➔ iLindsey Graham: Three Ways to Confront Iran
By The Wall Street Journal
Impose tariffs on countries that violate…
➔ iThis time, Congress might finally close the stock-trade ethics loophole
By The Washington Post
A new bipartisan deal revives the push to cut…
➔ iCartoon by Jim Margulies
By The Washington Post
Jim Margulies cartoon on trade, Chinese pandas…
➔ iThe perfect feelgood TV, did Strictly’s sparkle blind it to flaws in its format? | Sonia Sodha
By The Guardian
Allegations of bullying have caused the BBC to…
➔ iHow progressives are plotting to take over one of the most powerful voting groups — Evangelicals
By New York Post
As America prepares for November’s presidential…
➔ iA second Trump presidency would send Australia down a dark economic path. Here’s how it might…
By The Guardian
Under Trump’s tariff plans, our GDP would take…
➔ iFood giants are strangling Britain’s farmers and consumers. What’s the solution? Break them up…
By The Guardian
The UK has a huge problem with monopolies – yet…
➔ iThe Hidden Tradeoffs of Climate Policy
By Foreign Policy
Today’s green dogmas cannot give us an energy…
➔ iThe Trump-Vance Divide
By The Wall Street Journal
They agree on trade, but the ticket’s No. 2…
➔ iTariff Men Won't Help America's Workers
By The Wall Street Journal
A 10% levy on all imports would reduce jobs, hike…
➔ iThe Trump Economy, Past and Future
By The Wall Street Journal
Deregulation and tax reform were pro-growth, but…
➔ iNavigating new waters: Israel-India relations deepen at sea
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Largest buyer of Israeli military…
➔ iDon’t believe it – the Republicans aren’t ‘softening’ their stance on abortion | Judith…
By The Guardian
If Trump is re-elected, and a Republican Congress…
➔ iGovernment to the Jobs Rescue
By The Wall Street Journal
Trades that rely on federal spending are creating…
➔ iEngaging With the Taliban Can Only Go So Far
By Foreign Policy
Nearly three years since the group took over in…
➔ iHow China Could Retaliate Against the EU’s Looming EV Tariffs
By Foreign Policy
China wants to contain growing trade threats…
➔ iLabour needs billions to fund its plans – and I know where it can be found | Will Hutton
By The Guardian
By harnessing the power of pension funds, it…
➔ iWho's Afraid of a Falling Yuan?
By The Wall Street Journal
The last thing the world needs is a trade war…
➔ iWestern Protectionism Needs an End Date
By Foreign Policy
Reliance on tariffs to shield against superior…
➔ iI went to trade school during law school. It left me stunned.
By The Washington Post
I believe in the untapped potential of skilled…
➔ iBetting, vetting and the return of Big Dog: the weirdest election campaign ever is only getting…
By The Guardian
Rishi Sunak’s scaring sheep and Ed Davey’s on…
➔ iAll U.S. economists are communists now, says the GOP. Who knew?
By The Washington Post
Republicans are rushing to defend Trump’s…
➔ iAmy Coney Barrett Sounds Fed Up With Clarence Thomas’ Sloppy Originalism
By Slate
In a trademark case, Barrett agreed with…
➔ iTrump vs. Biden: An Economic Gamble Either Way
By The Wall Street Journal
The challenger’s tariff and immigration plans…
➔ iThatcherism, austerity, Brexit, Liz Truss... goodbye and good riddance to all that | Will Hutton
By The Guardian
For 45 years, Britain has been blighted by…
➔ iLabour’s chocolate box urban utopia is one election promise it can’t fulfil | Rowan Moore
By The Guardian
Mooted Edwardian-style new towns are charming,…
➔ iIn Middlesbrough, I found drug dealers and their victims locked in a circle of despair | Ed Thomas
By The Guardian
In a community blighted by the crack and heroin…
➔ iTrump Floats Abolition of Income Tax, Return to Tariff System
By The American Conservative
State of the Union: The move is unlikely but…
➔ iRon Insana: How Trump’s pitch to replace the income tax with tariffs on imports could rattle the…
By CNBC
Eliminating the U.S. income tax and replacing it…
➔ iThe EV Tariff Wars Get Crazier
By The Wall Street Journal
Europe taxes vehicles from China that its own…
➔ iTrades surge, colleges sink as the ‘toolbelt generation’ turns to hands-on work
By New York Post
The higher-education industry is having a bad…
➔ iTrauma can leave us emotionally numb – each step towards reconnection is a win | Diane Young
By The Guardian
The brain protects itself from pain by shutting…
➔ iAnatomy of a D.C. carjacking: Two paths cross and an innocent life is lost
By The Washington Post
Leslie Marie Gaines appears to be another…
➔ iMultiparty debate shows an audience tiring of the Labour-Tory slugging match | Rafael Behr
By The Guardian
There were no knock-out blows, but some…
➔ iHow Electric Vehicles Can Make Everyone Happy
By The Wall Street Journal
Ending subsidies, mandates and tariffs would…
➔ iVaughan Gething’s leadership crisis is a disaster – for Wales, for Labour and maybe even for…
By The Guardian
The first minister’s supporters insist that he…
➔ iIs Biden Deferring the Green Transition to Contain China?
By Foreign Policy
Electric vehicle tariffs put geopolitics before…
➔ iJoe can’t hide from Bidenomics, Clinton trade relations and other commentary
By New York Post
“As far as the November election is concerned,…
➔ iIt is foolish and self-indulgent for the anti-Starmer left to split the Labour vote | Sonia Sodha
By The Guardian
The We Deserve Better campaign is guilty of…
➔ iThinking of getting a solar battery? Consider these things first
By The Guardian
Many Australians are undecided about how to use…
➔ iWhen Bill Clinton Lost China
By The Wall Street Journal
In 1992, he vowed to link trade to human rights...
➔ iThe Guardian view on free trade: an idea whose time has gone | Editorial
By The Guardian
Joe Biden and Donald Trump agree on tariffs…
➔ iHow Trump taught Biden to love tariffs
By The Washington Post
In the strange world of trade, protectionism can…
➔ iVietnam arrested a trade reformer. Why this is worrisome.
By The Washington Post
Vietnam is pressing the United States to overturn…
➔ iWhat is a tariff, anyway?
By American Thinker
Instead of constantly wringing their hands about…
➔ iThe Man Who Would Help Trump Upend the Global Economy
By Foreign Policy
As a potential U.S. Treasury secretary, Robert…
➔ iStarmer thought he’d found the nation’s pulse in Essex. Here’s what ‘Essex man’ made of…
By The Guardian
In thrall to a character who may not truly exist…
➔ iWhat Biden’s New China Tariffs Mean for World Trade
By Foreign Policy
“We are very concerned,” says WTO chief Ngozi…
➔ iEditorial: China embraced electric vehicles. The U.S. didn't. Now we're paying the price
By Los Angeles Times
President Biden's tariffs on Chinese-made…
➔ iBiden’s tariffs will make us pay more for cars we don’t want — but are forced to buy
By New York Post
Not long ago, President Biden promised to…
➔ iThe U.S. Should Stop Playing the Victim Over China Trade
By Foreign Policy
Washington can accept reality and shift…
➔ iTariffs against China hamstring the transition to a clean energy future
By The Washington Post
The new tariffs against Chinese clean energy…
➔ iBiden Starts a Green Trade War
By The Wall Street Journal
He tries to out-Trump Trump to save his…
➔ iCan the U.S. Catch Up to China on EVs?
By Foreign Policy
It’s not clear if Biden’s expanded tariffs on…
➔ iEV Tariffs and the Inanity of Bidenism
By The Wall Street Journal
Or how a president can be handed lemonade and…
➔ iBiden Announces New Tariffs on Chinese Imports
By Foreign Policy
Beijing denounced the move as the White House…
➔ iTrump is now the favorite. But what if Democrats sweep?
By The Washington Post
Plus: The 1860s version of “woke.” Lina…
➔ iThose who would trade democracy for economic gain would get neither
By The Washington Post
The business community should beware helping put…
➔ iTrade pact would be a bonanza for Africa — if it can be made to work
By The Washington Post
The AfCFTA goes a long way toward fulfilling the…
➔ iGavin Newsom Says No New Taxes
By The Wall Street Journal
And if you believe that, we have a California…
➔ iNational sovereignty is little defence against the global hunt for profits | Kenan Malik
By The Guardian
Capitalism seems to enable companies to see staff…
➔ iBrexit Britain may export lots of services, but selling things it makes is harder | Torsten Bell
By The Guardian
Trade data is a long neglected subject, but…
➔ iThe Rise and Fall of China’s Economic ‘Miracle’
By The New York Times
China’s economy has reached a dead end. Getting…
➔ iWhose Trade War Is Worse, Trump's or Biden's?
By The Wall Street Journal
Answer: The dumbest trade war is still a green…
➔ iGet Ready for Trump Trade Wars 2.0
By Foreign Policy
Past is prologue, to the chagrin of experts,…
➔ iUnfair jail sentences – one more example of demonising society’s ‘morally unfit’ | Kenan…
By The Guardian
The IPP scandal should not be seen in isolation...
➔ iSo empire and the slave trade contributed little to Britain’s wealth? Pull the other one, Kemi…
By The Guardian
The business and trade secretary played into the…
➔ iWithout Indonesia’s Nickel, EVs Have No Future in America
By Foreign Policy
The IRA and Senate opposition to a free trade…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"When you are in any contest, you should work as if there were—to the very last minute—a chance to lose it."
- Dwight D. Eisenhower
"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