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It leaves the door open to continued subsidies there and unilateral U.S. tariffs.

Last year’s deal could set the rules for global commerce for years to come, leaving the door open to lavish Chinese subsidies and unilateral American tariffs.

Toggle open close Advancing trade freedom for Americans should be a key objective for the Biden Administration and Congress. When U.S. tariffs and non-tariff barriers are low, families, individuals, and businesses have access to more affordable and diverse products. New free trade agreements that lower barriers at home and abroad are an integral tool for advancing trade freedom. Congress has the power to regulate trade under the Constitution, but it has delegated some of its power to the executive branch to aid in the negotiation and passage of trade agreements. In the past, Congress has only...

Conco Services LLC Achieves Zero Recordable Incidents Two Years Consecutively and Names New Safety Director News provided by Share this article Share this article PITTSBURGH, April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Conco Services LLC, with its headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA, and offices in La Porte, TX, Gonzales, LA, and Antioch, CA, has achieved a Total Recordable Incident Rate of zero, two years in a row.  In addition to this hard-earned success, Timothy Meyer of Lake Charles, LA has been named Conco's Safety Director.  Meyer has over 30 years of industry experience and currently oversees Conco'...

A driver was killed and his passenger was injured in a single-vehicle crash in Jackson County Wednesday morning.  Troopers from the Athens Post of the Georgia State Patrol were called to the accident scene on SR 330 at Savage Road just after 6:30 a.m. "The investigation found that a silver Infiniti Q50 (passenger car) was traveling north on Savage Road," said SFC Timothy Meyer in an email statement. "The driver of the vehicle failed to stop at the stop sign at its intersection with SR 330. The Infiniti traveled across the roadway, off the north side of SR 330 and into the wood line."