Trump Withdrew from the Paris Accord. What Does That Mean for Manufacturing?
Many manufacturers already are doing their part to combat climate change.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross Expects NAFTA Negotiations to Conclude by Early 2018
And the formal talks are likely to begin in mid-August.
How Buy America Fights Labor Exploitation Around the Globe
Why thinking globally and acting locally matters.
The Good, The Bad and the Ugly for Manufacturing in Trump’s Budget Proposal
Let’s take a look at what the president would like to do.
Make Sure Your Memorial Day Barbecue is Made in America
Grilling this weekend? Do it with these American-made products.
Don’t Fear the “Robot Apocalypse.” Instead, Focus on What We Need to Fix Right Now
Things like creating good-paying jobs and addressing inequality.
Steel Industry to Commerce Department: Overcapacity is a Security Concern
Executives urge Trump administration to push ahead with investigation.
Trump Favorites Carrier and Harley-Davidson are in the News — For All the Wrong Reasons
Carrier announces timeline for 632 layoffs; Harley is opening a new overseas plant.
Reports of American Manufacturing’s Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
We still make things here, as new research showcases.
Success of Alex and Ani & American Giant Shows American-Made is Good for Business
Forget patriotism. Made in America has been good for the bottom line.
From Medium: Five Things That Could Derail Infrastructure
And one thing that will make it great.
Robert Lighthizer Finally Gets Sworn in as U.S. Trade Representative
And his work will begin immediately.
It’s Infrastructure Week Again. Will We Actually Make Real Progress This Year?
There's momentum, but big hurdles remain.
These American-made Flip-Flops Can Be Found at Your Local Drug Store
Founded by an immigrant, family-owned Okabashi has made its shoes in the U.S. for 30+ years.
AAM Urges the Senate to Confirm Trump’s Trade Pick
Vote on USTR nominee Lighthizer could come very soon.