Thomas Catenacci

Fourteen Republican Attorneys General Reviewing Legal Options Over Biden Keystone Pipeline Action

Fourteen Republican state attorneys general wrote a letter to the White House, informing the president they were reviewing all legal…

5 years ago

Lockdown Losses: Budget Deficit Spiked In January, CBO Report Finds

The federal budget deficit grew a whopping 400% in one year as the pandemic caused spending to skyrocket, the Congressional…

5 years ago

Beijing Biden: Chinese Tech CEO ‘Would Welcome’ Discussion With Biden, Hopes US Takes Softer Approach Toward China

The CEO of Chinese tech company Huawei said he would welcome a phone call with president Joe Biden after years…

5 years ago

Hollywood Actor’s Guild Bans Trump From Being Re-Admitted

Hollywood’s biggest film and television union officially banned former President Donald Trump from ever being re-admitted due to his “antagonism.”…

5 years ago

US Will Rejoin UN Human Rights Council As An Observer

President Joe Biden’s administration will rejoin the United Nations Human Rights Council, almost three years after the U.S. exited the…

5 years ago

The Meme Stock Saga Centers Around The National Securities Clearing Corporation, A Little-Known Financial Services Company

The National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC), one of a handful of Wall Street firms known as “clearinghouses,” demanded a whopping…

5 years ago

AstraZeneca Researchers Developing Modified Vaccine To Combat New Virus Variant

British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is developing a modified coronavirus vaccine that will combat a variant of the virus that originated…

5 years ago

Wait For It: Life Will Return To Normal In Seven Years, Vaccine Database Shows

It will take seven years for life to return to normal and for coronavirus to subside, a Bloomberg database tracking…

5 years ago

US Added 49,000 Jobs In January, Unemployment Rate Fell To 6.3%

The U.S. economy reported an increase of 49,000 jobs in January while the unemployment rate fell to 6.3%, according to…

5 years ago

Hunter Biden To Release Memoir Centered Around Substance Abuse

Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, will release a memoir chronicling his struggles with substance abuse. Hunter Biden’s memoir,…

5 years ago

More Than $63 Billion In Coronavirus Unemployment Insurance Could Have Been Improper, Fraudulent, Watchdog Says

More than $63 billion in coronavirus unemployment insurance payments could have been paid improperly or fraudulently, a watchdog report found.…

5 years ago

New Jobless Claims Decrease To 779,000, Economists Expected 830,000

The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims decreased to 779,000 last week as the economy continued to suffer the…

5 years ago

CRONYISM: Biden’s Labor Board Begins Withdrawing Complaints Against Unions

The National Labor Relations Board withdrew two complaints that alleged union-employer collusion and which were pursued by the board’s previous…

5 years ago

Washington DC Files For Temporary Restraining Order Against Teachers Union Over Potential Strike

Washington D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine filed a complaint seeking a temporary restraining order against the Washington Teachers’ Union (WTU)…

5 years ago

Corporations That Support The $15 Minimum Wage Can Afford It. Here’s Who Can’t

Large corporations have endorsed and lobbied for a $15 federal minimum wage in recent years, but while they can afford…

6 years ago