China

While the hours-long meeting between the leaders of the world's two major powers mostly focused on other issues, economic ties did come up.

Big corporate streamers love hosting prestige programming, but they love money even more!

Meanwhile, a disgruntled star dredges up a recent history the league would like to forget.

China's overcapacity in everything from solar panels to steel has devastated U.S. industry. Now there's a glut in Chinese electric vehicle batteries.

The Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party held a roundtable discussion in Wisconsin on Wednesday to examine how China's trade cheating hurts American manufacturers and factory workers --...

There's growing bipartisan agreement that the lopsided trade deficit with China is harmful to U.S. interests. Growing American manufacturing is critical to fixing the problem.

The move suggests China may be feeling the burn of being under the world’s magnifying glass. Beijing is restricting access to Chinese databases available for “foreign think tanks, research firms...

The Chinese government is attempting to cover up its genocide in Xinjiang by weaponizing social media.

We think the Biden administration should keep the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese imports in place.

Short answer: no. But the long-term trends of a “peaking China” will have a profound impact on America’s future and U.S. manufacturing, according to experts at the Hudson Institute.