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Congress cannot let Obama negotiate a free trade agreement without tough new rules
Congress should not permit President Obama to negotiate a free trade agreement with Pacific nations without tough new rules to stop currency manipulation and other cheating on trade deals.
Trade agreements eliminate tariffs and lower regulatory barriers to commerce—for example,…
Memo to Congress: Don’t give Obama fast track authority for Pacific Trade Pact
Congress should deny President Obama authority to negotiate yet another jobs killing trade pact in the Pacific.
Free trade agreements eliminate tariffs and rein in many administrative barriers to commerce—such as inconsistencies in bank regulations and intellectual property laws—and should…
Supreme Court should nix ObamaCare subsidies, instigate reform
The Supreme Court could improve American health care by striking down federal subsidies offered through HealthCare.com—the federal exchange that sells insurance in states without government-run marketplaces.
Most Americans never wanted the Affordable Care Act. A recent Gallup poll found 56…
Five things you should know about Janet Yellen’s plan for higher interest rates
Since 2008, the Federal Reserve has been giving banks virtually free money by keeping their short term borrowing rates near zero.
This week, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen indicated that the Fed is getting even more optimistic about the economy…