To win our broader rivalry with China, we must treat advanced chips as sensitive assets, not ordinary trade goods.

New filings show the president owns $1 million-plus worth of stock in Apple and Nvidia, two companies he has given preferential trade treatment.

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Having got a truce extension, Beijing is harking back to the advice of past leaders—like Mao, maybe even Deng—while making ...

This arrangement is likely unconstitutional and sets a dangerous precedent for unilateral executive imposition of taxes ...