The Biden administration is divided over whether to waive trade protections for Big Pharma—with Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo as a key industry ally.
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Biden’s Unforced Error: Naming Sarah Bianchi to a Top China Job
Today on TAP: A baffling choice for USTR
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First 100: Biden’s Climate Agenda Comes Into Focus
Also, Biden’s Justice Department still seizing land for the border wall.
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Another Sketchy Biden Appointment: Bianchi to USTR
Today on TAP: The old team of corporate Dems is not going quietly
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Making Industrial Policy Work
We need a smart and systematic process, not just pretty goals.
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The Case for Taking Back Solar
Installing a lot more solar is part of the path to clean, renewable energy. But we also need to be producing the entire supply chain.
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Stopping the Race to the Bottom in Trade Policy
Agribusiness giant Bayer/Monsanto claims that Mexico’s proposed restrictions on the active ingredient in its Roundup herbicide violate the country’s trade agreement with the U.S. Will the Biden administration agree?
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First 100: The Most Important Decision of the Biden Presidency
It’s whether to allow smaller countries to waive patent protections on the vaccines.
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The Bogus Corporate Counteroffensive Defending China
Today on TAP: A new Chamber of Commerce report misleads
