Unreported No. 01, Week of Sept 28, 2026.

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Good news you scrolled past. Five stories from the week, each with a link to where we read it.

Two ironworkers in hard hats stand on a white steel beam high above a building frame, a small evergreen at one end and an American flag below

01 · Industry · September 2026

Companies announced 15 U.S. factories in September

Pirelli is putting $1.2 billion into its tire plant in Rome, Georgia, adding 1,000 jobs.

In North Little Rock, Eaton is building a million-square-foot plant for the electrical gear that powers data centers: $242 million and more than 1,200 jobs.

2,200+New jobs between the two plants

Read it atGeorgia.orgArkansas EDC

A Falcon 9 rocket with a Dragon capsule lifts off into a clear blue sky

02 · Space · Oct 1, 2026

Four astronauts rode a Falcon 9 to orbit

7:55Hours, liftoff to docking. The fastest American trip yet.

Crew-13 lifted off from Cape Canaveral on October 1 and docked with the space station 7 hours and 55 minutes later, the fastest trip there on an American spacecraft.

Commander Jessica Watkins leads the crew through six months of science on board.

Read it atSpace.com

A lab worker in a hairnet looks through a microscope

03 · Health · Oct 1

America will make more of its own medicine

More than $200 million was committed on October 1 to making drug ingredients in the United States. Much of the raw material behind American medicine is made overseas. This brings more of that work home.

$200M+Committed to drug ingredients made at home

A white rocket climbs through a deep blue sky on a trail of exhaust

04 · Space · Sept 29

NASA added a rocket built to lift 70 tons

On September 29 NASA added Blue Origin’s New Glenn 9×4, a super-heavy version of the rocket, to the contract it uses to buy launches. No mission is assigned yet, but NASA can now choose another American heavy lifter for its biggest payloads.

70 tonsThe lift New Glenn 9×4 is built for

Read it atNewSpace Economy

An astronaut stands beside the American flag on the surface of the Moon

05 · The Moon · Sept 30

NASA is scouting where to build on the Moon

NASA picked three science packages for its Moon Base program on September 30. One watches the environment at the lunar south pole, one maps the Moon’s interior, and one images the ground in depth and color. Together they look for resources, natural shelters and hazards before people move in.

Read it atNASA

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