US EditionThe seen and unseen harms of tariffs will upend US manufacturing
- In February, the U.S. Economy added 10,000 new manufacturing jobs, marking the largest gain in 15 months.
- President Donald Trump has implemented tariffs on foreign goods, including a 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum, which has encouraged companies to manufacture in the U.S.
- CEO Charlie Kirk stated that Trump's tariffs are reversing decades of economic decline, emphasizing increased private sector jobs for native-born Americans.
- Hyundai announced a $21 billion investment in U.S. Projects.
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Commentary: Trump's Economic Plan Truly Puts America First - The Florida Capital Star
by Steve Cortes Bidenomics is over, and Trump 2.0 means that America’s entrepreneur president puts citizens to work, literally. For instance, the latest manufacturing numbers for February show that factory jobs just grew by the biggest jump in 15 months. Unlike his predecessor Joe Biden, who shed manufacturing jobs at a pace of -9,000/jobs per month in 2024, Trump proves the efficacy of his on-shoring approach. Moreover, 93% of the total job g…
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