Apple is doubling down on U.S. manufacturing with a fresh $100 billion investment, pushing its total domestic spending to $600 billion. The move aims to boost local production and sidestep tariffs, signaling a long-term commitment to American jobs and supply chains.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just about iPhones—it's a big bet on reshoring tech manufacturing, which could mean more jobs, stronger supply chains, and less reliance on overseas production. For consumers, it might mean pricier gadgets in the short term, but it also reflects Apple's response to political and economic pressures (like tariffs) while positioning itself as a homegrown innovator.