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Covered In Cotton’s throws, towels, napkins, runners and baby blankets are made – from start to finish – in the Carolinas.
Jamieson Greer also throws cold water on the idea of U.S. market access for Chinese automakers.
A pair of senators have introduced legislation that would scrutinize the compliance issues for rules governing federally assisted infrastructure contracts.
Modeled after the signing day events for college athletics, this campaign aims to give career and technical education students their proper due.
The annual defense authorization bill includes proposals to tighten specialty metals procurement, identify industrial chokepoints and prepare for the SHIPS for America Act.
This five-year reauthorization for hundreds of billions of dollars worth of transportation and infrastructure spending maintains strong Buy America rules.
The economy added 7,000 factory jobs in May 2026. It’s not nothing, but it’s also not a lot!
Covered In Cotton’s throws, towels, napkins, runners and baby blankets are made – from start to finish – in the Carolinas.
