Justice Department Decision Lets Companies Shut Out American Workers
Sometimes the quietest rulings do the most damage. An administrative judge buried inside the Department of Justice has handed corporate ...
Tag: Economy
A California CEO Said Doing Business There “Sucks” So He Left for Texas
Hil Davis did not issue a carefully sanded statement about “headwinds.” He told Fox News Digital the truth in one ...
JPMorgan Boots Polymarket Over Regulatory Fears While Still Chasing the IPO Payday
JPMorgan Chase decided Polymarket was too risky to bank last year. Then it kept the door cracked for the underwriting ...
Unions’ Greed Is Devouring California and It’s Time for Responsibility and Reform
California, once the Golden State and a beacon of opportunity, now stands as a cautionary tale of what happens when ...
Tech and Defense Sectors Power Modest Gains in U.S. Industrial Output
U.S. industrial production rose modestly in May, underscoring the resilience of key strategic sectors even as broader economic pressures linger. ...
Tom Steyer’s Assault on Proposition 13 Represents the Final Blow to California’s Historic Small Businesses
California's family-owned enterprises have clung to survival through decades of stifling regulations, soaring energy costs, and an bureaucracy that views ...
California’s $20 Minimum Wage Experiment Crushes Carl’s Jr. as Crime and Costs Collide
California’s aggressive push for a $20 fast-food minimum wage was sold as a moral victory for workers, a bold stand ...
“Backyard Brawl”: West Virginia’s Conservative Blueprint Poaches Virginia Jobs as Blue-State Tax Mania Backfires
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey is taking the fight across the border. With Virginia tilting left under Governor Abigail Spanberger, ...
AOC’s and Bernie’s “Fair Share” Con Is Idiotic and Anti-Biblical
The phrase has become a liturgical chant of the modern left. "Fair share." It rolls off the tongues of Bernie ...
Wall Street Jobs Are Falling to AI as Profits Prove the Unfortunate Reality
There is a peculiar kind of candor that only arrives after the quarterly earnings report. Less than four months before ...
