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Washington dusts off its World War II playbook, asking manufacturers like GM and Ford to ramp up weapons

production. Plus, why pricier fuel is putting Spirit Airlines' future in doubt, and Europe

drafts a plan to protect the Strait of Hormuz after fighting stops, ignoring President Trump's

appeal for immediate help.

The chance is that he sees this plan that Europe has cooked up as something of a nothing

burger and that it actually ends up just irating him further and further alienating the U.S.

from Europe.

It's Thursday, April 16th.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal,

and here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your

world today. The Trump administration is pressing U.S. manufacturers to massively boost

weapons production, framing the push as a matter of national security.

We're exclusively reporting that senior defense officials have held wide-ranging talks with

executives at Ford, GM, GE Aerospace, and Oshkosh, as part of the latest effort to put

military manufacturing on what Defense Secretary Pete Hankseth has called a wartime footing.

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