Alliance for American Manufacturing

New York Times: If market can't do it, U.S. Government should help create new jobs.

Washington Post: Apprenticeships may help the United States create a manufacturing renaissance.

CBS News: Manufacture New York urges garment-makers to produce their clothing in the United States.

Washington Post: Unfilled jobs may reflect employers' reluctance to hire, not un-skilled workforce.

Detroit Free Press: Employers created 165,000 new jobs last month, here are the sectors that saw growth.

CBN: AAM's Scott Paul explains how the U.S. can stimulate its manufacturing sector.

Reuters: Analysts not optimistic about China's imminent economic future.

Huffington Post: After not adding a single manufacturing job last month, the time has come to discuss strategy.

Forbes: The Trans-Pacific Partnership will be a trade game-changer.

Bloomberg: Most recent reports show that April was a slow month for U.S. manufacturing.

Bloomberg: Federal budget cuts and higher taxes will weigh heavily on the U.S. economic expansion and slow job creation.

CNBC: Consumer confidence in the U.S. improved during the month of April.

Forbes: Obama's manufacturing proposal continues a long history of support for "innovation in American industry".

Fort Mills Times: Re-invention and recreation are key to the improving U.S. manufacturing sector and economy.

U.S. News: America needs to continue to play a key role in writing the rules of global trade.

Washington Post: U.S. firms that move their manufacturing back to the U.S. could be a sign of a renaissance.

Yahoo!: The U.S. is staying neutral in the China-Japan island dispute despite China's warnings.

Bloomberg: Jobs numbers in April are improving after a dismal March.

Cincinnati.com: An investment in reshoring can be substantial for U.S. manufacturers and the economy.

Fort Mills Times: Webcasts are exploring the trends of American Manufacturing and opening up discussion.

Milwaukee Biz Talk: Harley-Davidson is proof of U.S. manufacturing's success.

Washington Post: New data shows government spending and the military budget are one in the same.

Bloomberg: Manufacturing in the U.S. is "cooling down" as we near the end of the first quarter.

Forbes: Exports to China are a bright spot for U.S. companies while demand from Europe is weakening. 

Washington Post: China wants to limit North Koreas' nuclear capabilities despite not having a clear plan of action.