A ten-year-old in 1979 could walk to the corner store, spend an afternoon in the woods with friends, and come home when the streetlights came on, all without a parent knowing exactly where he was for hours at a time. A ten-year-old today is more likely to have never walked to a nearby store alone…
Why reshoring production is creating jobs and national pride.
For decades, “Made in the USA” evoked nostalgia more than policy. It was a phrase tied to an older America — a symbol of factories, craftsmanship, and national pride that had slowly eroded as globalization rewired the world’s economy. Yet in the past few years,…
