Robert E. Latta: “Thanks to historic achievements in tax and regulatory reform, our country is undergoing a manufacturing revival unlike…”

I would argue that America's skills gap is really more of a wage gap.

A recent survey of small business owners found optimism at an all-time high.

Jobs in goods-producing industries, mining, construction, and manufacturing, grew 3.3 percent in the year preceding July, the best rate since 1984.

This notion from the last President that we should get used to a 1.5 or 2 percent GDP, and that is the new normal, the best America could do, is just garbage.