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America’s Economic Future Could Use An Invisible Hand By Parveen Singh “At least we still have our jobs,” a coworker said to me as we spoke on Zoom just before a client video call got underway. “Yeah, but at what cost?” I replied as we laughed at the number of busy hours that we had…
Socialism, a political/economic theory advocating government ownership or regulation of the means production, distribution and exchange. Citizens reject socialism, but with the coronavirus crisis, they increasingly support universal health care (45%-41%) and are now almost split on providing citizens a basic level of income support (40%- 43%). Both political parties spend and regulate as if…
Since the coronavirus hit crisis levels, many writers have predicted how it will permanently change how we live and work. A few of the opinions include: the age of the office is probably over. Schools will ramp up remote learning. Doctors will be our new patriots. We will vacation in virtual reality. Telemedicine will be…
The much anticipated documentary, The Rape of Two Coreys, was largely inaccessible online despite all of those who paid $20 to view the documentary. The screening still went on in Hollywood as planned, but all of those who paid to view the screening remotely from the website mytruthdoc.com received 403 Forbidden errors simply pages not…
Since the killing of Iranian General Suleimani there is howling debate concerning the scope of the president’s war powers to carry out killings, and hostile actions against countries we are not at war with. Democrats calling the actions unconstitutional, introduced a useless, non-binding resolution, expressing “disapproval” so they have media talking points. The President claims…
As the nation ends the gift-giving season, Congress, in its $1.4 trillion 2020 fiscal year appropriation gave billions to distilleries, race-horses, Nascar owners, short-line railroad, biodiesel blenders and other favored industries. Should Congress consistently give billions of our hard-earned dollars to private entities? While common sense says NO, it is unfortunate that Congress fails the…
It is generally believed that media organizations are exempt from the reporting requirements of the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995 (“LDA”) since their purpose is to gather and disseminate news and information to the public. This may have been a correct conclusion in 1995 when these organizations functioned as quality news organizations, operating under strict…
California’s November 15, 2019 lawsuit against EPA over its legal authority to impose higher automobile fuel efficiency standards than the rest of the nation is less about environmental protection and more about a fight for national leadership. With four car manufacturers supporting California in the litigation and three manufacturers supporting EPA; it is the perfect…
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What began as a feud between Vox video producer Carlos Maza and political comedian Steven Crowder came to an explosive climax on Wednesday when YouTube banned thousands of accounts from their monetary partnership program.
Neetu Chandak Republish Reprint School board members voted Tuesday to change the name of a 150-year-old California school district because of a Confederacy reference. Dixie School District’s (DSD) name change cost is around $40,000, according to The Associated Press Wednesday. The name change would go into effect Aug. 22. Dixie was a nickname for southern U.S. states…