The Trump administration’s recent tariff actions are undermining congressional authority and sowing chaos for U.S. businesses. Lawmakers should reassert their constitutional power to correct course.

CFR experts weigh in on President Trump’s raft of new tariffs, including their legality, justification, and effect on U.S. consumers.

Trade deserves a better reputation. Increasing supply would improve the economy’s performance and the public’s perception of trade’s benefits.

U.S. policymakers are ignoring some of the negative trade-offs of current trade policy to the detriment of American global leadership.

The forty-seven presidents of the United States have some interesting stories to tell.  

The fourteenth annual TWE Presidents' Day quiz.

The Mar-a-Lago Accord refers to a blueprint from one of President Trump’s top advisors that would mark an inflection point for the global economic order—but it is unlikely to get the cross-border coo…

India’s influence at the World Trade Organization has grown following a notable decline of U.S. power within the organization, but its opportunism and obstructionism could weaken its potential to ben…

Section 232 tariffs can backfire without exemptions, harming rather than helping national security.

The United States needs to restore its focus on space as a national security priority as conditions have changed and threats have multiplied.