Clintons ordered to testify on connections to Jeffrey Epstein in December
A powerful House committee is threatening to hold former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress if... Read More.
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Digitization of aviation supply chain an opportunity to ascend out of 1950s
Moving passengers and cargo through the air is heavily regulated and significantly ties efficiency to expense.
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Reshoring manufacturing will take a more skilled workforce, small manufacturers say
The federal government should help American businesses access highly skilled workers, continue to cut burdensome regulations and perhaps alter some of its tariff policies... Read More.
Federal judge orders halt to National Guard deployment in DC
A federal judge in the District of Columbia ordered the Trump administration to end its deployment of the National Guard in the... Read More.
Report links Minnesota welfare fraud to terrorist funding
New reports allege that millions of taxpayer dollars have been fraudulently stolen from the Minnesota welfare system and then sent to the Somali-based terror... Read More.
White House denies Trump wants to execute ‘seditious’ Dem lawmakers
Despite several social media posts that seem to suggest the contrary, President Donald Trump does not want to execute Democratic members of Congress for... Read More.
Existing home sales up 1.2% in October
Sales of existing homes climbed 1.2% in October, according to a report released Thursday by the National Association of Realtors.
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Pregnancy centers ‘crucial’ to national safety net, provide over $452M to families in 2024
Pregnancy centers in 2024 provided over $452 million in goods and services to women and families across the nation, while its client satisfaction rate... Read More.
September jobs report adds 119,000, steady unemployment
The delayed release of a September report on the labor market appeared to defy expectations.
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House axes provision letting senators sue over data surveillance
The U.S. House has repealed a section in the recently-passed government funding bill that would have allowed individual senators to sue the federal government... Read More.
