The potential Nippon Steel investment in U. S. Steel is a culmination of the bipartisan desire for strategic reshoring of critical industries.
By Peter Mihalick
David Reel: Politics is in the driver’s seat with Biden’s electric vehicle plans
The administration is determined to have carmarkers build vehicles that no one wants to drive.
By David Reel
Becky Corbin: Does the U.S. Steel sale offer hope for Pennsylvania workers?
Nippon Steel’s purchase of the industry giant represents a major inflection point for the industry in the Keystone State.
By Becky Corbin
George Hofmann: Right about unions
If Republicans want to be the party of the working class, they must make common cause with an important working class institution: unions.
By George Hofmann
Could Pennsylvania’s emission standards wreck our auto industry and energy sector?
California is the last state we should emulate if we wish to rebuild our manufacturing economy.
By Ken Brier
Study finds ‘dirty-to-clean’ job transition rare
“The vast majority of workers in carbon-intensive jobs have not historically found work in green jobs,” the study’s authors said.
By Anthony Hennen
Pennsylvania’s permitting delays, carbon taxes still vexing lawmakers
The slow environmental permitting process weighs down job creation, critics say.
By Anthony Hennen
Bradley Vasoli: Right-to-work is still right
Surveys suggest that people support the open shop. Will the state legislature listen?
By Bradley Vasoli
William C. Sproule: Philadelphia Carpenters support 76ers’ proposed Center City arena
The project will be privately funded and be built in collaboration with the community. No local real estate will be eliminated, no existing residents will be displaced.
By William C. Sproule
Carl Marrara: Five Pennsylvania-made gifts for Father’s Day
Here’s to hoping your Mother’s Day was a success. Now it’s time to keep it local and find the perfect gift for Dad.
By Carl A. Marrara