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Reindustrialization: Boosting U.S. Sovereignty and Security
Beijing's decision to cut U.S. off from Chinese mineral exports highlights the need for American reindustrialization.
UMich, Los Alamos to Build $1.2B 'Fastest Computer'
Los Alamos Lab and the University of Michigan are collaborating on a $1.2B high-performance computing project in Ypsilanti.
i-Health Teamsters Strike Over Contract Disputes
Teamsters at i-Health strike due to unfair labor practices; 11 workers fired without cause after two days on picket line.
How have states used $7 billion from Biden's EV charging law?
A viral claim suggesting Pete Buttigieg spent $7.5 billion on just 8 EV charging stations is false; many more exist.
Biden's Visit Sparks Angolan Optimism for Lobito Corridor
Biden's visit to Angola spotlights the Lobito Corridor, a potential trade catalyst amid Angolan hopes and skepticism.
Senate Introduces Act to Protect Workers in Business Bankruptcies
The Protecting Employees and Retirees in Business Bankruptcies Act prioritizes workers' claims in bankruptcy cases.
Gov. Hochul Unveils $21.1M Adirondack Bridge Project Completion
Governor Hochul announced the completion of a $21.1M project replacing bridges on I-87 in Warren County, boosting safety and travel.
Sen. Manchin Gives Final Senate Floor Speech
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, I-W.Va., delivers his final Senate speech, ending a 42-year political career. Retiring in December.
Stellantis and Samsung SDI finalize leasing deal, creating 1,000 jobs
Stellantis finalizes a battery plant deal with Samsung SDI, creating 1,000 UAW jobs in Kokomo amid leadership shifts and past contract disputes.
Cruz Disrupts Path to Universal Internet Access
"Sen. Ted Cruz challenges the NTIA's Internet for All Initiative, signaling potential changes under new leadership."
