Welcome back to the The Economic Populist’s Weekly Rewind. Every Friday, we’ll briefly recap the week’s biggest news, updates, and developments the in fight against corporate power.
President Donald Trump’s long-awaited reciprocal tariffs announcement is imminent, and Democratic lawmakers are making last-ditch effort to mobilize support against new duties on trade allies.
Big Tech lobbyists and their friends at the Chamber of Commerce are gambling that tech titans’ front-row inauguration seats came with a major party favor:
Hours after Compact Magazine published the piece, below, by the director of AELP’s Rethink Trade program, Lori Wallach, Pres. Trump reversed plans to close a
Laura Gottesdiener Oct 29 (Reuters) – Prominent U.S. Democratic senators on Tuesday called on the Biden administration to crack down on a popular duty-free customs
Zephyr Teachout Kamala Harris has a chance to outflank Trump’s rhetoric on tariffs—and lay out her own vision of fair, green, worker-first global commerce. In
By Noam Scheiber Over the past few years, as major manufacturers have announced plans to ramp up production in Mexico, labor unions have raised concerns that
OPINION Rep. Jan Schakowsky and Claude Cummings Jr.: The Biden administration is fighting back against Big Tech For decades, multinational mega-corporations have abused our trade
Powered By EmbedPress By Farah Stockman Ms. Stockman is a member of the editorial board. They met in the 1990s, at an event about the North
The Amazon Loophole Is Driving the Fentanyl Crisis A rule allowing ‘de minimis’ items to be shipped from overseas without fees or inspections has facilitated
