Foxlink has opened its first U.S. AI factory in Fort Worth, Texas, with advanced electronics production expected to begin in August and roughly 900 jobs projected at full capacity.
Century Aluminum’s Mount Holly smelter is running at 100% for the first time since 2015, lifting U.S. primary aluminum output roughly 10%. Here’s what actually drove the restart — and what still comes from overseas.
A Tacoma terminal just ordered new port cranes from South Korea. The U.S. hasn’t built a ship-to-shore crane since 1989 — and the effort to bring that industry home isn’t finished yet.
Three American flashlight makers worth your money — Maglite’s Ontario, California machine shop, Streamlight’s Pennsylvania plant, and Pelican’s California and Massachusetts factories. Here’s what each one actually builds in the USA, and where the honest caveats are.
Five American-made hand-tool brands worth owning for life — Channellock, Klein Tools, Estwing, Wright Tool, and TEKTON — with what each does best, an honest drawback, and where to buy.
Martin has built acoustic guitars in Nazareth, Pennsylvania since 1833. Here’s which Martin lines are US-made, how to choose one, and why a Made-in-USA Martin is worth it.
The 2026 American-Made Index is out. Tesla leads for a sixth year, but six of the top 10 most American-made vehicles wear a foreign badge — and that tells you something important.
Toyota is investing $3.6 billion to expand its San Antonio plant, shifting Tacoma production out of Mexico and creating 2,000 new American jobs.
The FTC is warning companies over questionable “Made in USA” claims. That’s good news for honest American manufacturers — and exactly why verifying the label matters.
Kitchen knives made in the USA are getting harder to find — but a few great brands never stopped. Meet the best American-made kitchen knives: Dexter-Russell, Rada, and Lamson — and the one Lamson line that isn’t.
