Even today, in the throes of a norm-busting trade war with China, there is talk of some kind of leader-to-leader grand ...

Berry WangThe writer is a researcher and a reporter for The New York TimesAs one of the largest holders of US debt for the ...

We live in a time of protectionist backlash. U.S. President Donald Trump has started a trade war with China, upended the North American Free Trade Agreement, imposed tariffs on the United States’ ...

The world is watching closely as the United States and China engage in high-stakes bilateral trade negotiations. While the ...

The United States' growing turn toward protectionism isn't just about trade deficits or manufacturing jobs, instead it's ...

The United States has an advantage in building regional arrangements with trusted partners, given its shared values and extensive web of alliances. These groups are more exclusive than existing global ...

However, the ebbing of enthusiasm has been particularly dramatic in the United States, home to the world’s largest economy. American opinions on trade stand out in two ways. First, among the 47 ...

The United States needs at least a portion of the manufacturing capacity in existing industries that it would need to meet the requirements of a near-term crisis.

Over the past several decades, the United States has experienced a steady loss of manufacturing and heavy industry to ...

The CHIPS and Science Act provides similar incentives to semiconductor firms to set up manufacturing facilities in the United States and bans outsourcing to “China and other countries of concern.” ...

If the United States (or, indeed, China) refuses to engage, other countries of the world should work to carve out their own deals to govern trade and investments.

The nation’s corps of nurses, oncologists, lab technicians, anesthesiologists and other health-related workers has been ...