Just Steel! Catching Freedom! Domestic Product! The Names of the Horses in the 2024 Kentucky Derby are on Point
And speaking of Kentucky, there’s a proposed law in the state legislature we think should get across the finish line.
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And speaking of Kentucky, there’s a proposed law in the state legislature we think should get across the finish line.
America’s steel industry is vital to our national security and critical infrastructure. But it remains threatened by global overcapacity, and COVID-19 has only made things worse.
The maker of vinyl albums is based in Virginia – and owned by Metallica.
AAM President Scott Paul, in testimony before the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, argues that the United States must learn from its past mistakes and pivot to a new era.
And speaking of Kentucky, there’s a proposed law in the state legislature we think should get across the finish line.
The “What’s So Cool About Manufacturing” contest in Pennsylvania asks middle schoolers to make videos that promote manufacturing as a career pathway.
The SAFE Trains Act, which passed as part of the infrastructure package in 2021, seeks to support Made in America freight rail — and limit influence of countries of concern, i.e. China.
A 2019 law stopped Chinese state-owned and supported firms from bidding on federally funded transit contracts for rail cars and buses. But a loophole is allowing these companies to access tax funds to supply American airports.
The semiconductor company’s expansion will create nearly 30,000 jobs.