Tariffs
Tariffs on products used by news and media industries, including newsprint and other paper products or aluminum printing plates, have the potential to devastate thousands of businesses across the United States. The Alliance is working to combat tariffs that will increase costs, kill jobs, shut down small businesses, and eliminate the only local source of news for many communities across America.
As the tariff landscape shifts in often-unpredictable ways, the News/Media Alliance is committed to providing its members with updates on breaking developments and deep analysis about how policy changes will affect the news and media industry.
Latest Articles
Under Secretary for International Trade Update
The Senate Finance Committee voted 14-13 to favorably report the nomination of William Kimmitt to be the Under Secretary for International Trade at the Department of Commerce on April 29 ... Read More
Congressional Small Business Letter Issued
On April 16, a coalition of 68 House Democrats issued a letter to United States Trade Representative Greer, Secretary of Commerce Lutnick, Secretary of the Treasury Bessent, and Small Business Administration Administrator Loeffler warning them to consider the impacts of the Trump ... Read More
World Trade Organization Withdrawal Resolution
Representative Tom Tiffany (R-WI) introduced a joint resolution H.J. 93 on April 10 that would formally withdraw the U.S. from the World Trade Organization (WTO) ... Read More
Congressional Resolutions Update
Joint Resolutions terminating the trade deficit "emergency" underlying the Administration's use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) for reciprocal tariffs were introduced in both the House and Senate on April 8 ... Read More
