We do face a very real threat of protectionism, but Obama's the one pushing it.

Congress and the public need as much time as it takes to evaluate the TPP.

The president can continue the fight for fast-track and the TPP, or he can take action to create jobs and reduce inequality. He can’t do both.

This is not what democracy looks like — secret trade deals rammed through Congress that guarantee fat corporate profits and result in net job loss and pay stagnation.

A new study finds that in 2010 between 4.8 and 12.7 million metric tons of plastic entered the oceans.

We have large trade deficits because other countries are propping up the dollar. But Obama hasn't included any language on currency values in the TPP.

Instead, the Obama administration is doubling down on the trade policies of its predecessors.

Tonight, Obama must choose to focus on America's struggling middle class or on a global trade agenda that will benefit the few. He cannot do both.

Heartening news about alternative energy and the growth of climate activism exists in the shadow of terrible predictions on climate change.

There's a full year of difficult negotiations ahead.