Thousands of teachers across this country see their work as not a mere occupation, but as a calling. Teachers unions are another matter. They are nakedly transactional…
Members of Congress are hopeful that stalled efforts to eliminate surprise medical billing practices will start back up with another round of coronavirus economic aid legislation. “The…
On July 24, Nick Sandmann announced on Twitter that his $250 million defamation lawsuit against the Washington Post had been settled. Sandmann’s suit revolved around the Washington…
Fewer than 1 in 25 Americans alive today have even the faintest memory of World War II. Pearl Harbor, the draft, D-Day, Iwo Jima — they are…
Critics of police unions provide a litany of anecdotal examples of the unions defending abusive, racist, and deadly officer behavior by bad actors who are far outnumbered…
Every state now faces a budget shortfall due to the pandemic, with estimates that revenue shortages could total more than $200 billion through this fiscal year. As…
Democratic leaders have refused to compromise on a new round of federal coronavirus aid. Instead, they ramped up pressure on White House officials and Republicans to accept…
Fifty-four children, probably more, think Sharonell Fulton and Toni Simms-Busch are real-life supermoms. Who can blame them? Fulton has fostered more than 40 children over two decades.…
A few months into the coronavirus pandemic, several companies decided to make the new normal permanent and encourage their employees to work remotely for good. Twitter was…
The coronavirus is single-handedly erasing millions of small businesses from the U.S. economy. “They’re challenged,” said Rick Maicki, managing director at Berkeley Research Group, a global consulting…
