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 ...
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Canada Balks at Fair Deal, Now the 50 Percent Tariffs Begin
Midnight came and Canada got the bill it earned. After weeks of talks and a last-minute ...
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The Great Burrito Debate and the Uncomfortable Solution to Inflation
(Alt-Market)—This article was written by Brandon Smith and originally published at Birch Gold Group Recently one ...
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Cost of Living Remains Biggest Challenge Facing Americans
(Zero Hedge)—The war in Iran marked a significant setback in Americans' year-long battle with high prices. ...
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U.S. Debt Crisis Will Directly Harm Families, Students, Retirees
(The Center Square)–As the national debt quickly approaches $40 trillion, economists warn that skyrocketing deficits will ...
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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 ...
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New Report Shows Just How Bad the Housing Crisis Is
(DCNF)—A new report appears to the show the true extent of the U.S. housing crisis. U.S. ...
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Mamdani Dodges City Council Hearing on His Pied-à-Terre Tax Mess
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s team has decided it would rather not answer questions in ...
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California Voters Are Being Played on Voter ID and the Billionaire Tax
Two no-brainers sit on California’s November ballot. One would require government-issued ID to vote. The other ...
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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 ...
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