RSS News

Deep Dive (March 22): Leaked Photos From Inside Overflow Facility as Press Were Denied Access

The outer fencing around the U.S. Capitol is coming down. For the first time in nearly three months, joggers, bicyclists, and tourists are able to use some of the green space. Congressional leaders are currently discussing a new $2 billion plan to improve security around the Capitol. New photos from inside the temporary overflow facilities in

Deep Dive (March 22): Leaked Photos From Inside Overflow Facility as Press Were Denied Access Read More »

The Biden Harris Trip to Atlanta Raises Questions About Biden’s Future

Since the terrorist attacks of 9/11 it has been America’s security policy to avoid having the president and vice president travel together. It was therefore unusual that the president and vice president flew together on Air Force One to Atlanta last week. The fact that the two of them traveled together raises questions about Biden’s

The Biden Harris Trip to Atlanta Raises Questions About Biden’s Future Read More »

Amazon Unionization ‘Trench Warfare,’ Difficult in US System: Expert

The attempted unionization of Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama is tough work that won’t immediately spark other organizing efforts if the vote is successful, an expert on the company said. “It’s very difficult to unionize in high-turnover workplaces. You have to get union cards signed to get an election, many of those people may have

Amazon Unionization ‘Trench Warfare,’ Difficult in US System: Expert Read More »

Boris Johnson: The Anti-Trump

Commentary Boris Johnson is sometimes likened to Donald Trump—a British-style populist, albeit one who can recite chunks of Homer’s “Iliad” in the original Greek. In truth, many of his positions are closer to those of President Joe Biden. Tackling climate change and biodiversity loss would be his government’s “number one international priority,” Johnson wrote in a foreword

Boris Johnson: The Anti-Trump Read More »

Governor Kristi Noem Announces National Coalition to Protect Fairness in Women’s Sports

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem on Monday announced the formation of a national coalition to “Defend Title IX” to protect the rights of female athletes and keep competition fair. During a press conference Monday morning, Noem said, “Today we’re announcing that we’re forming a coalition called DefendTitleIXNow.com,” referring to the federal law that prohibits discrimination based on

Governor Kristi Noem Announces National Coalition to Protect Fairness in Women’s Sports Read More »

Serving up Fun in the Time of Recovery: Margarita Crawl Showcases Unique Tequila Pairings

As restaurants across Orange County begin opening back up with limited capacity, they won’t be alone as they traverse the impact and economic fallout that government closures have had on the food and beverage industry. The Orange County Restaurant Association (OCRA) is giving restaurateurs a boost in the arm it helps them to engage fun-seeking

Serving up Fun in the Time of Recovery: Margarita Crawl Showcases Unique Tequila Pairings Read More »