Last May the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) began a rollback of Net Neutrality rules, a set of Obama administration regulations that heavily regulated Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to provide equal Internet access to all available Internet sites.

On April 29 of this year, President Trump signed an executive order that established the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy (OTMP) within the White House.

The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM)'s booklet, "The Little Blue Collar Fact Book," highlights some basic facts and debunks some myths about American manufacturing that our elected officials and those of us who vote for them need to know.

Lightweighting, a term that started in the automobile industry in response to calls to increase automotive energy efficiencies, has taken hold in a big way.

I started pondering what President Trump’s election would mean for basic energy policy in this country as we move into the future.

The term “software” was originally coined by Alan Turing, but it wasn’t until 1957 that software was installed onto a computer hardware system as a tool to be called on as needed.

I would like to draw attention to Oct. 7 – about the time you will be reading this – to the fifth annual Manufacturing Day.

To me the term Brexit reads as if it was a declension from the Latin verb brexo, which I would define as “to leave the European Union (EU) as a Brit.”