How RFK’s “Make America Healthy Again” Platform Could Revitalize American Jobs Through Better Food Policies
America faces a paradox of abundance: we are a nation with access to unparalleled agricultural wealth, yet our diets are […]
Where Do America’s Building Materials Come From?
If you’ve ever walked through a construction site or seen a building being made, you might have wondered: Where do
Why Is It More Expensive to Build Things in America?
Building and manufacturing products in America can cost a lot of money. But why? The reasons are not simple; they
Building a Revolution: How Consumers Are Demanding American-Made
A quiet revolution is unfolding in American stores and online marketplaces. Consumers are becoming more discerning, scrutinizing labels and asking
5 Everyday Products You Didn’t Know Were Made in America
When you think of American manufacturing, you might picture iconic products like Levi’s jeans or Harley-Davidson motorcycles. But there’s a
The Resurgence of American Textiles: Mill Towns Making a Comeback
In the early 20th century, textile mills were the heartbeat of many American towns. They provided steady jobs, a sense
How to Spot American-Made Products: A Consumer’s Guide
Buying American-made products is a powerful way to support local jobs, reduce your carbon footprint, and ensure higher-quality goods. However,
Still Made in the USA: Clothing Categories That Buck the Trend
In an era where “Made in China” and “Made in Bangladesh” dominate clothing tags, finding apparel still manufactured in the
A New Dawn for American Workers
For years, watching the slow exodus of manufacturing jobs from America felt like mourning in real time. Factories that once
The Hollow Weight of Abundance
Growing up, my dad’s workshop was my favorite room in the house. It smelled like sawdust and machine oil, and