Robert E. Latta: “First, valuable spectrum that is currently underutilized will be freed up through voluntary incentive auctions.”

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

Thanks to policies designed to spur manufacturing in our country we are seeing a revival of the Made in America brand.

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

Manufacturing has changed out there. And I know that I was in a plant not too long ago and asked a gentleman running a CNC machine how long it took him to learn it. He said, "I'm still learning it."