The U.S. Department of Labor is preparing a series of reforms in response to the United Auto Workers’ (UAW) corruption scandal. With federal charges first filed in June 2017, the investigation revealed extensive instances of embezzlement and bribery which resulted charges against 15 people, including former UAW presidents Dennis Williams and Gary Jones.

Far from the madding crowd, in the middle of Michigan’s lake-dotted stump country, a special occasion is taking place in the tiny town of...

This is the second part of the article, "The Battle for California is the Battle for America." You can find the first part here.   The...

There were only two insightful reports on the economy this past week—for jobs and housing. Both show impressive gains. Weekly initial unemployment claims fell by...

The 21 plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed against the city of Seattle for not enforcing the law against the Capitol Hill Organized Protest, or CHOP,...

Media reports every day express the notion that President Donald J. Trump is double-digits behind former Vice President Joe Biden in the polls—to depress...

The Supreme Court advises that judges should not change state and county election rules right before an election, a Cincinnati-based appeals court has reminded...

San Francisco takes the war on history very seriously. Forget the pandemic, rising crime, economic uncertainty, and the buildup of human waste and tent cities on the streets. That can all...

For the past six months I’ve been predicting President Donald Trump will win the upcoming presidential election.

Few would disagree that we have been and are living through unprecedented times in 2020. A global pandemic, government-imposed and mandated lockdowns and shutdowns...

By now, this is a familiar story. California is a failed state. Thanks to years of progressive mismanagement and neglect, the cities are lawless...

Americans are opening new businesses at the fastest rate in more than ten years. Applications for employer identification numbers have passed 3.2 million this year, compared to 2.7 million at the same time last year. “This pandemic is actually inducing a surge in employer business startups that takes us back to the days before the decline in the Great Recession,” said John Haltiwanger, an economist at the University of Maryland.

If a $15 an hour minimum wage were implemented nationwide, more than 2 million jobs would be lost, according to a new report published by the...

At the first presidential debate last month, former Vice President Joe Biden declared that the Trump administration “has done nothing for small businesses.” From the perspective of...