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U.S. Investigates Cyberattacks on Texas-Bound Energy Tankers
September 21, 2026The U.S. is investigating suspected cyberattacks on two Texas-bound energy tankers in August, “spark[ing] concerns that Tehran is looking for novel ways to widen the war in the Middle East” (Foreign Policy Journal). The details: One of the tankers, the VL Prosperity, was carrying over 2 million barrels of oil from Egypt to Texas when…
Timmons Talks EPA Regulatory Win, Permitting Reform with Fox News
September 21, 2026NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons decision to scrap unworkable power plant rules — and why Congress should build on that action by advancing America on Hold report, released earlier this year, found that permitting delays cost more than $7.9 billion each year, while unpredictable timelines can hold back investment and growth.
Manufacturers Score Legal Win Against Unconstitutional Labeling in New Mexico
September 17, 2026preliminary injunction yesterday blocking New Mexico’s sweeping labeling mandate for products made with per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, otherwise known as PFAS, from taking effect. The ruling: Judge Margaret Strickland of the District of New Mexico ruled that the NAM and fellow trade association plaintiffs are likely to succeed on the merits of our claim that…
Manufacturers Score Legal Win Against Unconstitutional New Mexico Labeling Mandate
September 16, 2026Washington, D.C. – Today, a New Mexico federal judge entered a here and
