Do Extreme Environmentalist Policies Keep Third World Countries Poor?
In Saving Africa From Lies That Kill, Kay Kiser exposes the long-standing crimes committed against developing nations by the United...
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The World, in 2019, Looks “Wobbly”
The World in 2019, the annual publication from The Economist, predicts that 2019 will be jittery, citing more populists in...
How Antitrust Regulation Harms Competition and Innovation
Few economic concepts elicit such strong reactions as that of monopoly, and the policy intended to address it—antitrust regulations (called...
The 2018 Elections: What They Mean and Implications for 2020
By the Price of Business, Media Partners of The Daily Blaze Recently Kevin Price, Host of the nationally syndicated Price...
Meet the Government’s “Porker of the Month” of November
Today, Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) named Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Ala.) November 2018 Porker of the Month for being a...
Which will be the Big Winner? Black Friday or Cyber Monday?
More than 7 in 10 (71 percent) holiday shoppers plan to head to the stores and online over the Thanksgiving...
What Online Healthcare Information Does to Doctor and Patient Relationships
The proliferation of online medical information has affected the frequency and nature of patient/physician interactions, according to the findings of...
In Texas, a Battle Over the Future of Helen Keller in the Classroom
The Dallas Morning News reported in September that the Texas School Board is considering removing Helen Keller from its Grade...
The Incredible Journey of the Daughter of “New York’s Porn King”
As the oldest daughter of Times Square's "King of Porn," Romola Hodas' childhood was over-the-top chaotic. After all, how many...
Why the GOP is Celebrating Many of the Midterm Election Results
In spite of the fact the Republican Party lost the US House, the GOP is giving a collective sigh of...
Why Retailers are Poised for a “Very Merry Christmas”
With consumer confidence at an 18-year high, U.S. households are approaching the holidays in good spirits, with intentions to spend...
What would “Medicare for All” do to Healthcare?
"Politicians promise to lower costs and assure quality medical care, but voters need to beware," states the Association of American...
Tight Labor Market is Pushing Salaries Up
The strong growth in the US economy in 2018 is forcing employers to create new jobs at an even faster...
New Survey About Black Friday Should keep Traditional Retailers Up at Night
The ability to shop without leaving the comfort of your couch – a luxury that was unimaginable just two decades...
Initiative to Restore Certain Felons Voting Rights in Florida has Massive Support
The latest bipartisan poll conducted jointly by North Star Opinion Research and EMC Research shows that 74 percent of Florida...
Job Seekers are in Strongest Position in Decades
Low unemployment and high demand for talent is feeding a recruiting environment where job seekers and new employees are in...
States with Least and Most Powerful Voters this Election Cycle
With the midterm election just a few weeks away and voters' influence varying across state lines, the personal-finance website WalletHub...
Dan Abram’s is Back — Now on the Radio
Today SiriusXM announced that Dan Abrams will host an exclusive SiriusXM radio show starting October 29. "The Dan Abrams Show: Where Politics Meets...
Issues Driving Voters in 2018
There are countless factors influencing American voters as they head to the polls this election season. Paychex, Inc., a leading...
With Massive Storms on the Rise, the Number of Flooded Cars on Road See Huge Jump
Carfax is warning consumers that more flood damaged cars have resurfaced across the country. New research from Carfax suggests that...
Remember “Biff Tannen” from “Back to the Future”? New Book Compares Him to the Man in the White House
- A new book from Oceania Press will be released on Back To The Future Day – this Sunday October 21st...
Sen. McCaskill Accused of Lying to Voters
CatholicVote.org, a national grassroots advocacy organization is demanding Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill come clean on funding her campaign has received...
How Does the $69 Billion Aetna – CVS Merger Change Healthcare?
By the Price of Business Show, Hosted by Kevin Price. The Price of Business is a media partner of this site. With...
The Least and Most Politically Engaged States
With Election Day coming up and only 61.4% of the voting age population having voted in the 2016 presidential election...
Sen. Paul Calls for End of Saudi Military Aid over Missing Journalist, Now Assumed Murdered
This week, U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced legislation to cut off U.S. military aid and assistance to Saudi Arabia...
A Half a Million People are “Text Driving” at Any Given Daylight Moment
Today, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Ad Council announced new television and radio PSAs (public service...
Cities Where Workers are Most and Least Happy
Do managers deserve a pat on the back? It depends on who you ask, according to new research from staffing...
Sears is Taking Drastic Steps to Stay Afloat
Sears is one of the most iconic brands in retail history. For Baby Boomers, a world without Sears with unimaginable. ...
Spring’s Hotest Real Estate Markets are now in Decline
The real estate markets that were the fastest this spring are seeing a dramatic slowdown, according to an analysis from...
The Expected Turnout of Young Voters is Surprising
A new PRRI/The Atlantic survey on civic engagement finds stark gaps within different age groups' attitudes toward the utility of...
Survival Tips for AFTER the Storm
Powerful Hurricane Michael, now a tropical storm, leaves a path of destruction in Florida and elsewhere, including flooding and downed...
CEO Salaries — Particularly in Health Care — Are Exploding
Stock awards have become a key compensation vehicle used by boards in their efforts to better align pay and performance...
A “Chill” Among Small and Mid-Size Businesses
Historic optimism about the national economy from the spring (50 percent) chilled slightly this fall (40 percent), but remains well...
Protecting Children from Sex Offenders During Halloween
Do you know whose door you’re knocking on while trick-or-treating? Every home may not be safe: There are more than...
Judiciary Chair’s Final Plea for Judge Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court Nomination
Before the US Senate confirmed Judge Brett Kavanaugh by the most narrow margin since 1881, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee,...
Celebreties Danner and Swank Discuss Caregiving
In an intimate interview for the October/November issue of AARP The Magazine (ATM), EMMY- and Tony-winning actress Blythe Danner and...
Higher Interest Rates are Putting Pressure in Car Sales
High interest rates continued to put pressure on new vehicle sales in September, according to the car shopping experts at...
September is a Good Month for US Economy
The Paychex | IHS Markit Small Business Employment Watch for September shows the tight labor market continues to restrain job...
The Fastest and Slowest Growing Cities in the US
With the Census Bureau reporting that the South held 8 of the 15 cities with the largest population gains in...
How to Cut $3.1 Trillion in Waste
Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) has released Prime Cuts 2018, the latest edition of the group’s comprehensive waste-cutting recommendations that...
Is this the Right Time for a “Space Force”?
The Air Force Association is a major organization that advocates for the interests of the US Air Force. They are...
In Spite Hot Economy, Anxiety Persists
The Federal Reserve has raised the prime interest rate and has removed the "accommodative" language that has fueled economic growth. ...
Opioid Crisis Faces Bipartisan Coalition
Bipartisan leaders from committees of jurisdiction in both the House and Senate today announced an agreement on sweeping legislation to...
What Does the Deputy AG’s Resignation Mean to Trump?
There is wild speculation that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein intends to resign or will be fired. At the time...
