Congress Takes Aim at Canadian Tariffs, but the Path Ahead Remains Unclear
When the House convenes this week, lawmakers will revisit an issue that has long divided both major U.S. political parties: tariffs. The chamber is expected
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Washington’s New License Opens Door to Venezuelan Oil Revival
The U.S. Treasury Department has taken a notable step in reshaping its approach to Venezuela by issuing a new general license permitting U.S. firms to
Inside the January Jobs Numbers and the Story of a Late Release
The latest U.S. employment report landed with an unusual caveat, it arrived late. The January numbers, which typically come out at the end of the
How the U.S. Hit its Worst Ever Spot on Transparency International’s Annual Corruption Report
The United States has just landed at its in a key measure of public sector corruption. This index puts the country at 29th out of
Bipartisan Push to Build More Homes in the U.S.
Housing costs keep climbing across the U.S., and many people wonder why there are not enough homes to go around. Lawmakers from both major parties
Why Taiwan Says a 40% Chip Move to the U.S. Cannot Work
When Taiwan’s top trade negotiator described the U.S. request to shift 40% of the island’s semiconductor production to American soil as “impossible,” the comment reverberated
