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U.S.-funded researchers in Panama are preparing for the first outdoor test of genetically modified screwworm flies, aiming to neutralize the parasite that has spread from Central America into the United States (

With Iran’s Strait of Hormuz blockade nearing the five-month mark, Gulf nations are preparing to spend big to redirect oil shipments (

For Nucor, North America’s largest steel manufacturer, mental health awareness isn’t something that takes place occasionally. It’s an essential part of the company’s safety program. What’s going on: “At Nucor, safety is our number one value. Mental health isn’t a separate program off to the side; it’s a core part of our safety program,” company …

As the 10% Section 122 tariffs expired at midnight on July 24, the U.S. Trade Representative on Thursday prepublished a

The Packaging and Claims Knowledge (PACK) Act would help keep consumers informed about what types of product packaging are recyclable, compostable and reusable while avoiding a harmful patchwork of state regulations—and Congress should pass it, the NAM and its coalition partners

Beijing’s rare earths export controls could put $6.5 trillion in downstream, non-Chinese production at risk, according to the International Energy Agency (Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026, the IEA said the curbs put in place last fall, which Chinese President Xi Jinping postponed for a year in October, could threaten production across the automotive, high-tech, defense …

A new food labeling bill would increase costs for Americans without providing valuable, scientifically substantiated nutritional information. Manufacturers are urging policymakers to reject this measure, as the NAM said NAM Executive Vice President Erin Streeter in a statement.