The Economic Impact of U.S. Bus Manufacturing is Substantial
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Meet this Foldable, Infinitely Customizable Oregon-made Bike
Bike Friday from Eugene, Ore., builds each bike by hand from American-made Chromoly steel tubing -- but not before getting precise rider measurements first.
Lawmakers Keep Up the Heat on a China Auto Ban
As Xi Jinping visits Washington, lawmakers and industry leaders urge the president not to open the U.S. market to Chinese automakers -- and the Connected Vehicle Security Act inches closer to unanimous support in the Senate.
Does Trump Want to Rebalance Trade with China? Here’s what he needs to do.
China has exploited its permanent normal trade relations status with the United States since the trade advantage took effect in 2001.
Senators and Experts Chart the Course for U.S. Shipbuilding Revitalization
Sens. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) and Todd Young (R-Ind.) are leading the push for bipartisan action to rebuild America’s shipbuilding supply chain.
Senators Call on the FTC to Investigate Claims Against Walmart and Amazon’s AI Chatbots
The move follows a report that these online shopping tools are intentionally making it difficult to buy American-made on their platforms.
California, Home to World’s 4th Largest Economy, Launches a “Made in California” Label
The consumer-focused program is meant to promote the state's significant manufacturing sector.
The Buffalo Bills’ New Stadium is American-made
Built with nearly 100% American steel, the NFL's newest structure is a testament to the industrial history of Western New York.
Unsung Heroes of Manufacturing: Sarah Boone and the Ironing Board
The next time you quickly iron out a few wrinkles before a business-casual event, remember the Black woman who invented a padded, contoured board to make your work easy.
In Memory of Josh Kalven
The videographer who passed away this summer was a longtime collaborator of ours.
Make Your Labor Day Getaway an American-made Adventure
If you've got an end-of-summer excursion planned, please appreciate the country that workers built for us by buying American while you travel!
This Oregon Apparel Manufacturer Makes Clothes to Last a Lifetime
Family-owned Dehen 1920 caters to the sharp dressed man
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