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Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Sarah Whitaker


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Transportation Bill Talks Highlight Need for Grant Certainty in Project Funding

As Congress works on the next transportation bill, the issue of grant certainty has emerged as a key concern for project sponsors. Major megaprojects have been impacted by funding disputes, raising questions about the reliability of awarded federal grants. This development underscores the importance of stable funding mechanisms for infrastructure projects that are crucial for American competitiveness and the skilled workforce.

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American Farm Bureau Federation focuses on E15, Prop 12 in anticipation of Senate Agriculture Committee’s farm bill

As the Senate Agriculture Committee prepares to draft a new farm bill, attention is on year-round E15, California’s Proposition 12, and providing economic aid to crop growers. The push for record-high biofuel-blending rules by the Trump administration is seen as a positive economic development for rural America, according to Clean Fuels Alliance America CEO Donnell Rehagen.

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Permian Basin Boosts U.S. Economy with 940,000 Jobs and Billions in Economic Impact

According to a report from the Permian Strategic Partnership, the Permian Basin is playing a crucial role in driving economic growth by supporting over 940,000 U.S. jobs and contributing significantly to the country’s economic activity. The basin is also expected to account for almost half of the projected U.S. oil production by 2027, highlighting its importance in the American energy sector.

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American Axle Strike Threatens GM Truck Production Amid Worker Demands

The ongoing UAW strike at American Axle poses a risk to General Motors’ truck production, potentially impacting the profitability of the company. As workers push for higher wages, the situation highlights the interconnectedness of American industry and the importance of labor negotiations in maintaining production and competitiveness.

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Key OSHA Resources for 2026 Hurricane Season Preparation

As the 2026 hurricane season approaches, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) offers important resources to help employers and workers prepare, respond, and recover from hurricanes and related weather events. Early preparation is crucial for ensuring the safety and well-being of American workers in the face of natural disasters.

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