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USDA officials have confirmed the presence of New World screwworm in a 3-week-old calf in South Texas. This finding underscores the importance of ongoing investments in research, rural development, and the health of plants and animals, as highlighted in an upcoming agriculture and FDA funding bill set for a House vote.
The U.S. energy industry receives a boost with $850 million in federal funding allocated to new, reopened, and upgraded coal burning power plants. This investment aims to revitalize the long-struggling segment of the industry, potentially impacting American energy production and infrastructure.
Eli Lilly’s recent $1.9 billion partnership with Ascidian underscores the pharma giant’s commitment to genetic medicines. This deal is part of a series of strategic moves aimed at advancing innovation in the pharmaceutical industry, potentially impacting American healthcare and the biotech sector.
Soybean prices have been on the rise due to a strong market for soy oil, but the possibility of a record crop in the U.S. may lead to a shift. This news could be of interest to American industry and workers involved in agriculture and supply chains.
VietJet’s plans to grow their Thai fleet to 50 Boeing 737-8s and establish a new U-Tapao MRO center signify significant investments in the regional aviation sector. This development could have implications for American industry suppliers and workers involved in aerospace manufacturing.
U.S. auto sales increased about 2% in 2025 despite a volatile policy environment. Toyota, Hyundai, and General Motors posted significant year-end sales gains, driven by strong demand for trucks, SUVs, and hybrid vehicles.
U.S. motor vehicle and parts manufacturing surged 3.7% in April, contributing to the biggest increase in overall factory output in more than a year. The growth in vehicle production signals renewed momentum in a key sector of American manufacturing.
Congress’ proposed BUILD America 250 offers insights into potential shifts in federal infrastructure funding mechanisms and investment priorities. This plan could have implications for American industry, workers, and infrastructure development in the coming years.
The recent federal oil and gas lease sale in the Permian basin in Texas and New Mexico set a new record by bringing in over $4 billion. This milestone auction, driven by stronger oil prices and pro-development policies, reflects a growing optimism in the industry and highlights the increased drilling activity in the region, which could have positive implications for American energy production and investment.
The Coast Guard and Eastern Shipbuilding are working towards resolving a contract dispute regarding the Offshore Patrol Cutter program at the Florida shipyard. This negotiation could have implications for American shipbuilding industry and skilled workers involved in the production of these vessels.
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