President Donald Trump has invoked the Defense Production Act to force defense companies to manufacture more weapons after the war with Iran depleted stockpiles ...

President Trump has invoked the Defense Production Act to address constraints in the production of munitions, according to a presidential memo released Tuesday.

The Defense Production Act allows the president or those granted authority to consult with representatives of industry, business, and other interests to establish ⁠voluntary agr ...

The order comes after months of fighting in Iran and the Middle East, as well as years of supplying Israel and Ukraine with military equipment.

The White House is pressing major defense firms to expand missile and munitions output as Iran talks and weapons stockpile concerns put new pressure on the Pentagon’s industrial base.

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The package includes $425 million to upgrade 13 existing coal-fired power plants across 10 states and $75 million for a new export terminal in Oakland, California. An additional $200 million in ...

Concerns have grown that the U.S. has burned through a lot of weapons during the war with Iran.

US president announces plans for two new coal plants, in Alaska and West Virginia, using Defense Production Act Donald Trump is using wartime presidential authority to hand $700m to coal-fired power ...

The president said he will invoke Cold War-era emergency powers to direct a nearly $700-million investment into the waning coal industry, including construction of a West Coast coal export terminal in ...