Trade

Witnesses from labor and business told members of the Congressional Steel Caucus on Wednesday that the U.S. cannot let down its guard.

The fast fashion behemoth has overtaken the apparel market via its incredibly cheap imports. But SHEIN also faces a host of accusations that it appears to want to brush aside.

The Senate Banking Committee explored how to oppose China's threat to America's national and economic security Wednesday.

The Select Committee on the CCP unanimously approved new policy proposals for addressing the Uyghur genocide and tensions in Taiwan.

The National Critical Capabilities Defense Act would establish a review process for the potential offshoring of supply chains to rivals like Russia and China.

At a House Ways and Means Committee field hearing, witnesses offer a number of ideas for strengthening manufacturing by enforcing our trade laws.

Policymakers have questions for the companies about allegations that they use forced Uyghur labor to make their products.

With the online fast fashion retailer reportedly aiming to go public, lawmakers want the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to make SHEIN prove it doesn't use forced labor.

With tensions between the U.S. and China rising -- and many policymakers calling for tougher action -- Yellen attempted to dial down the rhetoric.

There's bipartisan recognition that China's weaponization of trade poses a threat to America's economic and national security. Now it's time to do something about it.