Record-breaking prices are straining budgets this holiday season. The cost for Thanksgiving food and travel soared to record highs,...
D.C. City Councilor Vincent Orange was defeated at the polls on Tuesday night and with his defeat should come the end of his agenda that attacks businesses across the District
Two sitting Supreme Court Justices clearly debunked a faulty claim made by The Washington Post Editorial Board that eight Supreme Court justices are not enough for the court to function
On the ballot in Missouri this year is Amendment 2 to the Missouri Constitution, which would greatly restrict Missourians...
The Columbia Daily Tribune’s front page on Saturday told the whole story: “Candidates Pan Koster For Absence”
Unconcerned about job creators, the Washington, D.C. Council’s Business, Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Committee advanced an aggressive plan to hike the District’s minimum wage to $15 an hour
Yesterday’s “Fight for $15” protests planned in Illinois severely underwhelmed as less than a fifth of the 8,000 expected showed up to call for a higher minimum wage
As Washington D.C.’s Committee on Business, Consumer & Regulatory Affairs holds a hearing today on the minimum wage, a recent survey shows just how devastating any increase could be to the city’s economy
Georgetown University’s Center for Children and Families is out with a new report studying health care coverage rates of...
Missouri Rising asked Koster about being bankrolled by Big Labor and he didn’t seem to appreciate the question, ignoring it as he entered the Jackson County Democrats’ Truman Gala in Kansas City
The “Fight for $15” campaign will formally vote to join the Service Employees International Union, confirming all along that their so-called “movement,” continues to be solely a big labor power grab
