According to the Treasury International Capital System (TIC) release, foreigners were net buyers of US securities in November, +$39 billion over the month. Of the $61.7 billion in long-term Treasuries…

…of foreign law. He responded to another of Sessions’ questionnaire questions by saying that “foreign law has no legal authority in the interpretation of the U.S. Constitution.” Unlike so many…

We are in real trouble. Easy credit from foreign central banks is reaching its limit. Easy credit inside the U.S. is already a fantasy. The dollar is in crisis. Debt…

…safety inspections for foreign-made medical devices — but not for those made in China. The Bush administration is crying foul. Even more worrisome to the administration is that the directive…

…three are now among the more than 30,000 foreign soldiers fighting for America — not as Americans, but as a Mexican, a Portuguese and even a German. Without its foreign…

…large-scale participation of foreign central banks in the bond market. The chart below shows the 6-month moving average of net purchases of US treasuries by foreign central banks and governments….

…vascillates from praising the FDA at being better at science than Health Canada (“Foreign regulatory requirements and drug specifications differ”) to arguing the FDA is inefficient and inaccurate at labeling….

…earned from foreign sources). The Homeland Investment act now proposes a huge tax break on foreign earnings which are brought into the US for reinvestment. The amount of money which…

…laws, which were modified in 2000. The modification of 2000 required that, if a US firm accuses a foreign firm of dumping, and if that foreign firm is found guilty…

…there’s one big difference between the US and an Argentina or Thailand: all of our domestic and foreign debts are denominated in our own currency. This means that if there’s…