Only four wool mills are left in America. One family owns two of them.
The Pendleton National Park Blanket. Woven in the Pacific Northwest since 1916. American wool, American looms. We traced every dollar.
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Revenue up 13%. Margins at 5%. The paradox of building America's warships.
HII builds every aircraft carrier and co-builds every submarine. Demand is locked in. Margins are the question. The full teardown.
Read the issueA 106-year-old law. A 94% fleet decline. A waiver that expires in 26 days.
The Jones Act requires every domestic ship to be American-built, American-owned, and American-crewed. The government just waived it. Here's why.
Read the issueBabe Ruth swung one. So did Jeter. It's still made on the same Louisville street.
The Louisville Slugger. $180. Hard maple. American wood. American workers. Chinese owner. We traced every dollar.
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Read the issue28,000 Workers. 1,150 Locations. All 50 States. Meet the New QXO.
TopBuild crews install fiberglass, spray foam, and blown-in insulation in nearly every new American home. That workforce now belongs to Brad Jacobs.
Read the issueChina Supplies 60% of U.S. Antibiotic Ingredients. Washington Is Paying Drug Makers to Change That.
Lebanon, Indiana. Wilson, North Carolina. Holly Springs. Durham. Small towns are landing billion-dollar plants — and the sector is on track to add 20,000 high-wage jobs before 2034.
Read the issueSteel Dynamics turned scrap metal into a $34 billion American manufacturer
One electric arc furnace in Fort Wayne, one wild bet — 33 years later, over 100 U.S. facilities and 14,000 workers.
Read the issue$1.6 Billion — What First Solar Got Paid Last Year Just for Making Solar Panels
It is not a grant or a loan. Section 45X pays U.S. factories per unit made, every month, as long as the production lines run.
Read the issue10 million sold. Every one assembled in the same Michigan town since 1994.
The Aeron chair. $1,500. Mesh, aluminum, and ocean-bound plastic. The company's stock is down 38%. The product is still iconic. Full breakdown.
Read the issueThe company powering 32 gigawatts of American data centers
Eaton's electrical backlog is up 48% year over year — and 12 new U.S. factories are just starting to ramp.
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