Last week, White House staff joined people across the country in celebrating National Manufacturing Day.

This is the time to turn America’s increased competitiveness for manufacturing into a lasting advantage through smart, strategic investments that build on our strengths.

GDP growth in the second quarter was revised up for a second time, as consumers spent more and businesses invested more than previously estimated.

Over the past several months, the Administration has doubled down on efforts to connect more Americans with high-speed broadband. Here's where that work stands:

The Administration is taking steps to arm prospective students and families with better information on college costs and quality.

Over the course of the next week and a half, Administration officials are hitting the road for schools and communities across the country. Follow along right here.

The President speaks to the economic progress that our country has made over the past few years.

Megan Smith and Thomas Kalil highlight the importance of inclusive entrepreneurship and celebrating our start-up teams across the country.

We applaud new legislation that's helping startups scale up production in the United States.

In honor of Social Security's 80th birthday, we show a few ways that it provides protection against life’s many uncertainties.

As the White House celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, we’re announcing some new steps to help the government stay accessible to all Americans using the latest technology.

The White House releases a report explaining how Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program works, who it helps, and its importance for millions of American working families.

Today, the National Economic Council and the Office of Science and Technology Policy held a forum at the White House to discuss opportunities to accelerate the commercialization of nanotechnology. Over the last fifteen years, the Federal government has invested over $20 billion in nanotechnology R&D as part of the National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI). In recognition of the importance of nanotechnology R&D, representatives from companies, government agencies, colleges and universities, and non-profits are announcing a series of new and expanded public and private initiatives that complement the Administration’s efforts to accelerate the commercialization of nanotechnology and expand the nanotechnology workforce.

The Department of Labor is proposing to update rules to protect Americans saving for retirement and crack down on conflicts of interest in retirement advice that are costing middle-class and working families billions of dollars every year.