How Trump Can Rebuild America
The Conservative Case for Reindustrialization
The Conservative Case for Reindustrialization
In which Vivek and Elon say the quiet part really loud
My essay in today’s New York Times…
Washington has the industrial-policy toolkit to unwind America’s dependence on Chinese medicines
A newly unified Republican Congress has an opportunity to hit Chinese tech
The United States’ decision to grant Permanent Normal Trade Relations to China was wrong. We need a new strategy to fix it.
How trade deficits, like budget deficits, mortgage our future for consumption today
PRESS RELEASE — New report makes the case for revoking China’s “Permanent Normal Trade Relations” status and implementing a new set of tariff rates
Policy advisor Mark DiPlacido joins Oren to discuss why and how policymakers should rethink U.S. trade with China.
A new report makes the case for revoking China’s “Permanent Normal Trade Relations” status and implementing a new set of tariff rates
Oren Cass writes for the Atlantic about why focusing only on the costs associated fails to capture the truth about tariffs.
A rescue mission for common sense from the quagmire of free-trade economics
We should stop giving favorable tax treatment to capital gains earned boosting our adversaries
What we can learn about U.S. manufacturing decline from the humble toaster
When it comes to thinking about the U.S.-China relationship, Sen. JD Vance is ahead of the curve.
The key policy commitments that citizens should expect from any leader serious about tackling each challenge
Looking back at a decade of shifting the consensus on China
Globalization has weakened our industrial base, eroded communities and ruined job prospects. Tariffs are essential to restoring our future.
Fiscal conservatives need to care about trade deficits, not just budget deficits, when it comes to sound economic policy.
Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, joins Oren Cass to unpack America’s broken immigration system.
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