Two Texas Republicans in Congress are defending the CHIPS Act, saying it benefits national security and creates jobs, and downplaying President Donald Trump’s recent request to get rid of the law.

Washington – President Donald Trump on Tuesday night called for Congress to repeal the CHIPS and Science Act, the law that convinced Micron Technology to spend up to $100 billion building ...

The Biden administration focused on investing in domestic chip production. President Trump is taking a different approach.

The $280bn CHIPS and Science Act, was approved by Congress in July 2022, with $52bn of the overall funding package designated as subsidies for US semiconductor manufacturers.

President Donald Trump is asking Congress to repeal the CHIPS and Science Act, a 2022 law that is providing more than $6 billion to support Micron's expansion in central New York.

Where Intel's Ohio plans stand as Trump calls CHIPS Act a 'horrible, horrible thing' in speech to Congress The president and Republican lawmakers have also threatened to end the CHIPS Act.

In his address to the joint session of Congress, President Trump called for the repeal of the CHIPS Act, a bipartisan industrial policy law signed by Biden. “We don’t have to give them money ...

U.S. President Donald Trump called on lawmakers to repeal the CHIPS Act in a Tuesday evening speech to Congress. “Your CHIPS Act is a horrible, horrible thing,” Trump said.

The federal government should keep the commitments it has made under the CHIPS Act—and look for new ways to make the U.S. more competitive.

We give hundreds of billions of dollars. And it doesn't mean a thing,” Trump said of the CHIPS and Science Act, which passed Congress in 2022 with bipartisan support.

Two Texas Republicans in Congress are defending the CHIPS Act, saying it benefits national security and creates jobs, and downplaying President Donald Trump’s recent request to get rid of the law.