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GOP senator: Party’s shift against free trade ‘disconcerting’

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Why the Trump Effect Didn’t Disrupt Congressional GOP Primaries
Immigration

Why the Trump Effect Didn’t Disrupt Congressional GOP Primaries

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German Voters Sending a Warning to Europe About Trade

German Voters Sending a Warning to Europe About Trade

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It will require parallel sets of negotiations. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
Economy

The case for a U.S.-U.K. free trade deal

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Vice Chancellor Gabriel says the two sides agreed on none of the 27 items being discussed. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber,file)
Economy

German minister says EU-U.S. trade talks are kaput

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No other nation is going to disrupt the world or American economy as China did from 2000 to 2009. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Beltway Confidential

Trump platform addresses yesterday’s problems

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Protectionism has a certain appeal in every age and every nation, because of what we might call a piece of faulty wiring in the human brain.
Columnists

The danger of American protectionism

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After a seven-week recess, the Senate will spend September and one week in October working in the nation's capital. The House will be in Washington even less, as it is out of session the entire month of October. (iStock photo)
Magazine

The one thing Congress must do this year and two measures that will die

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Donald Trump departs significantly from traditional GOP positions on free trade, immigration and entitlement reform, but his views better align the party with contemporary economic and political realities. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Op-Eds

The GOP did not lose its soul in Cleveland

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Sessions said Trump would
Economy

Sessions: Donald Trump will build the wall

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