Trade

The e-commerce importers have taken advantage of de minimis, which allows packages valued under $800 to enter the U.S. duty free and dodge U.S. inspections.

Members of Congress from both parties were among those who urged the Commerce Department to maintain Vietnam's non-market status.

Former employee Charles Lehrer on how surging imports and a lack of investment led to the closure of a 121-year-old factory in Portland.

Beijing has long used third-party countries to evade tariffs, with Mexico deployed as its latest backdoor into the U.S.  Washington, D.C. — The Biden administration rightly took action on...

Organizations representing steel and aluminum manufacturers say the U.S. must do more to counter circumvention of U.S. trade laws. They aren't the only industries feeling the pain, either.

The Biden administration just raised U.S. tariffs on Chinese vehicles, but international coordination is critical to countering China's overcapacity.

The United Steelworkers (USW) sub-district director explains why his union is leading the effort to strengthen and grow American shipbuilding, which has been decimated in recent decades.

We've been warning about what the impending flood of cheap autos from China will do to the U.S. auto market. It's already happening in Europe.

There's a push from both Vietnamese officials and special interest groups to change the country's status. Doing so would be a mistake.

AAM President Scott Paul, in testimony before the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, argues that the United States must learn from its past mistakes and pivot to a new era.