National Security

China’s chokehold on critical minerals and manufacturing threatens U.S. national security, experts said during a U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission hearing. Witnesses testified...

The Senate Armed Services Committee heard testimony this week on the health of America’s defense industrial base. It's clear it needs a boost.

Pressure from the Biden administration contributed to the decision not to award the contract to the China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC), according to reports.

A diverse coalition of unions and companies are urging Congress to maintain and strengthen the Transportation Infrastructure Vehicle Security Act (TIVSA).

Senators from both sides of the aisle want to ensure there are “5G alternatives to Chinese-made equipment.”

There’s bipartisan support for strengthening domestic shipbuilding, but previous legislation has stalled. Now the push for infrastructure investment may also help launch this effort.

The Biden administration, meanwhile, orders a review of critical domestic manufacturing industries.

Letter urges White House to use provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act as semiconductor shortage causes slowdowns at auto plants.

The Intel example provides an interesting case study.

Reshoring critical manufacturing production and strengthening our industrial base is essential to shoring up our defense, according to a new report.