Blog
Congress Has Ironed Out Its TIVSA Disagreements
Rule would ban federal dollars from going to state-owned and -controlled rail car and bus makers.
Dec
10
2019
Mar
03
2020
Blog
Some of the World’s Biggest Brands Depend on Forced Labor in China
The Chinese government is conscribing Chinese ethnic minorities into forced labor.
Dec
11
2023
Blog
National Security
Proposed Rule Aims to Make Sure Freight Rail Cars Aren’t Made in China
The Federal Railroad Administration is officially proposing that new freight cars cannot be built in a "country of concern."
Jun
16
2021
Blog
Infrastructure
Senate Panel Advances Surface Transportation Investment Act of 2021
The bipartisan bill calls for $78 billion in infrastructure spending on rail, freight, truck, and highways as well as new safety measures.
Mar
25
2021
Blog
Infrastructure
President Biden’s “Build Back Better” Plans Start to Take Shape
Biden is expected to unveil a major infrastructure package next week in Pittsburgh. Meanwhile, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg makes the case for investment on Capitol Hill.
Oct
05
2020
Blog
Trade
Western Companies Still Haven’t Done Anything to Stop Using Forced Uyghur Labor
“Virtually the entire apparel and footware industry is tainted by forced Uyghur and Turkic Muslim Labour," one advocacy coalition says.
Jun
17
2020
Blog
The House is Moving Ahead with Its Big Infrastructure Investment Package
Lawmakers are putting forth amendments that could have an impact on manufacturers and workers.
Jan
14
2020
Press Release
AAM Letter to The White House: China Phase One Agreement is Completely Inadequate, Still Leaves Work
Washington, D.C. – The Alliance for American Manufacturing sent a letter to President Trump highlighting the inadequacies of the China 'Phase One' trade agreement. The letter notes...
Jun
02
2015
Blog
Lack of Investment Leads to a Race to Bottom
States turn to state-owned enterprises for new infrastructure.
Nov
14
2019
Blog
Report Highlights U.S.-China Priorities for Congressional Action
U.S.-China Commission recommendations call for greater regulation of Chinese industries.