Texas Instruments Drops $60B—MAGA Manufacturing Surge

In a monumental win for Texas and American manufacturing, Texas Instruments has committed to a historic $60 billion semiconductor investment—without a whisper of Biden’s involvement. The lion’s share, a staggering $40 billion, is headed straight to Sherman, Texas, with another $6 billion powering innovation in Richardson, cementing the Lone Star State’s role as a fortress of high-tech production and economic strength. This Texas-based move promises to support more than 60,000 jobs across the nation and signals a bold reinvestment in American self-reliance, national security, and domestic manufacturing might. With the first Sherman plant completed and preparing to ship critical semiconductor components used in everything from smartphones to cars, this is proof that America’s resurgence doesn’t need Washington’s red tape—it needs states that still believe in hard work, smart investment, and real results.