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Illegal Chinese Product Dumping is a Major Problem

President Trump recently announced an upcoming trip to China from May 14 - 15. During this economic summit, the President will have the unique opportunity to address illicit Chinese trade practices. One issue that should be at the top of his list is stopping illegal Chinese “dumping” that is threatening to destroy critical U.S. industries.

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The U.S. Senate Can Help Reduce Our Dependence on China for Critical Minerals

One of the most important determinants of national security for the United States today is continuing access to critical minerals, which are resources that are key components in the manufacturing of products like advanced electronics and defense technology. Because the supply chain of critical minerals is especially vulnerable to disruption and they serve essential functions in the nation’s economic and security interests, any threat to their supply can have devastating effects on the U.S.  

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How Operation Epic Fury Underscores the Need for a New Farm Bill

Since the beginning of Operation Epic Fury, there has understandably been significant focus on Iran's attempts to stop the flow of oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Another major concern for Americans is the threat of a fertilizer shortage that could devastate our farmers just as the growing season begins. 

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PAI Supports Texas Bold Steps to Purge Chinese Spy Tech from Hospitals

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is using compromised technology to infiltrate American healthcare and steal sensitive patient data. Fortunately, the Trump Administration has taken aggressive action to stop the weaponization of our supply chains. Now, leaders in Texas are stepping up to ensure that business as usual with Beijing doesn't come at the cost of patient safety or national security.

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Farm Bill 2.0 Advances Out Of Committee

This week, the House Agriculture Committee voted 34-17 to advance the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026, also known as the Farm Bill 2.0. Seven Democrats joined with Republicans to move the bill forward. 

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