What If America Lost Its Global Power? Imagining the Post-American World – Knowhere News

Innovation, Not Nostalgia, Will Power the Future of US Manufacturing

Nostalgia fuels populism across the political divide. When times are tough, such as during the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis, populist rhetoric offers emotional solace through promises of economic restoration. Yet policymakers must maintain their forward gaze when thinking about workers. A more prosperous American future will emerge only through productivity-enhancing innovation and by empowering the US labor force with the adaptabili…

What If America Lost Its Global Power? Imagining the Post-American World – Knowhere News

“People speak with forked tongues about America,” a veteran foreign correspondent once told me. That conversation happened a long time ago, during a heated debate over whether the US should intervene in a foreign conflict. But I’ve never forgotten what they meant: the US is often criticized for interfering in global affairs, yet equally condemned when it chooses not to act. This contradiction still rings true today, and it feels even more unsett…

Made in America — How SBA Is Fueling a Manufacturing Comeback - Nevada Globe

For far too long, American manufacturing has declined, but the tides are turning.  The U.S. Small Business Administration is at the forefront of bringing manufacturing back to the U.S., with the new Made in America Manufacturing Initiative, providing resources, capital, and support to help small business manufacturing thrive domestically and internationally. Now is the time for businesses to take advantage of SBA resources and help drive the nex…

How the US lost its place as the world’s manufacturing powerhouse: WSJ

The Wall Street Journal's Justin Lahart explores the decline of US manufacturing and critically examines President Donald Trump's tariff-driven strategy to restore America’s industrial power.

How U.S. Lost Its Place as World's Manufacturing Powerhouse

To understand whether restoring manufacturing to the U.S. is possible, it helps to first understand how the U.S. lost its place as the world's manufacturing powerhouse.

Manufacturing Is a War We Cannot Afford to Lose

In remarks given at the American Dynamism Summit recently, Vice President Vance declared “I believe ... we’re on the cusp of a great American industrial comeback.” Comebacks aren&rsq