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Dior Apologizes for Showing China Map without Taiwan in Meeting with Chinese College Students

By Zachary Evans 11:38 AM

Luxury brand Christian Dior apologized on Thursday for showing students a map of China that didn't include Taiwan in a closed-door recruiting session.

Market Analysts Unconvinced by U.S.–China Trade Truce

By Daniel Tenreiro 10:52 AM

Economists and commodities traders question China’s ability to increase agricultural purchases to $50 billion as part of the yet-to-be-finalized deal.

Ivanka Trump Is Right about Empowering Women

By Shea Garrison 6:30 AM

Empowering half the world’s population to flourish in the market economy is the best way to boost growth.

Ranking the States by Regulation

By James Broughel & Patrick A. McLaughlin 6:30 AM

If an administration wanted to cut regulations by 75 percent, or even 10 or 20 percent, how would it go about doing that? How does one measure regulation?

Making Disparate Impact Deliver Fairness

By Ben Carson 6:30 AM

HUD’s proposed revisions to our disparate-impact rule enhance our commitment to fairness for everyone.

LeBron Refuses to Apologize for China Comments: ‘I Won’t Talk about It Again’

By Tobias Hoonhout October 16, 2019

NBA star LeBron James said Tuesday he was done talking about the conflict regarding Houston Rockets' Daryl Morey's support for Hong Kong protesters.

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As Trade War Drags On, Port of Los Angeles Sees Slump In Imports

October 11, 2019

This is gonna hurt.

General Motors Reaches Tentative Deal with Striking Autoworkers: Report

By Zachary Evans October 16, 2019

The United Auto Workers union has reached a tentative deal with General Motors to end a month-long strike by 49,000 workers, the AP reported Wednesday.

U.S. Retail Sales Decline, Fueling Concerns of Economic Slowdown

By Zachary Evans October 16, 2019

U.S. retail sales declined for the first time in seven months in September, sparking fears of an economic slowdown.

Dem Debate Moderators Fail to Ask a Question about China, Despite NBA Scandal

By Zachary Evans October 16, 2019

Instead, questions focused mostly on Trump's handling of Syria, as well as his relationship with Vladimir Putin.

Don’t Make Facebook the Ministry of Truth

By Michael Brendan Dougherty October 15, 2019

Elizabeth Warren wants the social-media giant to certify the truth and falsity of the political ads it runs. She should think the issue through more carefully.