What Privacy? Democrats Reject Measure To Prevent IRS From Collecting Americans’ Sensitive Banking Information
The Senate rejected a measure introduced by Finance Committee Ranking Member Mike Crapo that would have prevented the IRS from…
Read More »BidInflation: Consumer Prices Surge 5.4%, Led By Food And Energy Costs
Inflation increased at a rapid 5.4% clip compared to August 2020, the Department of Labor said Wednesday. The Consumer Price…
Read More »Dominion Sues Newsmax, OAN For Creating ‘Alternate Reality’ With Voter Fraud Claims
Dominion Voting Systems filed multiple defamation lawsuits against several individuals and conservative news outlets Newsmax and One America News Network…
Read More »US Labor Shortage Surges To New Record High As Unemployment Remains Elevated
Job openings surged past 10 million to an all-time high in June even as states ended COVID-19 restrictions on business,…
Read More »Biden Administration Approves Rule Forcing Companies To Hire Minority, LGBTQ+ Executives And Publicly Disclose Diversity
The top U.S. financial regulatory agency approved a rule that forces publicly-traded companies to reveal the diversity of their executive…
Read More »‘Almost Certainly Illegal’: Washington Post Editorial Board Slams Biden Eviction Moratorium
The Washington Post editorial board characterized the Biden administration’s decision to extend the federal eviction moratorium as “almost certainly illegal.”…
Read More »‘Half-Baked Idea’: Landlords Slam Biden’s Eviction Moratorium Extension, Ask Federal Court To Intervene
Several major groups representing landlords and property owners criticized Present Joe Biden’s decision to extend the eviction moratorium and said…
Read More »Powerful Labor Union Chief Richard Trumka Unexpectedly Dies
American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) President Richard Trumka unexpectedly died, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said…
Read More »Jobless Claims Fall Below 400,000, Hit Economists’ Expectations
The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims decreased to 385,000 last week as the economy continues its recovery from…
Read More »Bidenomics: Private Companies Added Half As Many Jobs As Expected In July: REPORT
Private companies added 330,000 jobs in July, far fewer than expected and the lowest amount since February, according to a…
Read More »Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Would End Pandemic Business Tax Break Early
The bipartisan Senate infrastructure bill would eliminate a pandemic-related business tax exemption three months earlier than planned. The funds received…
Read More »Massive Meat Processing Company Mandates COVID-19 Vaccines For All Employees
Tyson Foods, one of the largest food and meat processing companies in the world, is requiring all employees to get…
Read More »Key Inflation Measure Spikes Again, Hits Highest Level Since 1991
A consumer price measurement used by the Federal Reserve to track inflation spiked again in June and hit its highest…
Read More »Broadway Theaters Will Require Vaccine Proof, Masks For All Guests
Every Broadway theater will require audience members to show proof of vaccination before purchasing tickets and to wear masks during…
Read More »Corps Silent On Why They Pulled Funding from Republicans Who Questioned Election, but Not Democrats Who Did Same
Corporations were silent on why they chose to suspend political contributions to Republicans, but not Democrats who objected to election…
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