Congress Could Make the Holidays Happier for USPS with the Postal Reform Act
Last year’s holiday season was not exactly a merry one for the U.S. Postal Service. Overworked postal workers had no choice but to leave gifts unsorted for weeks in the weeks leading up to Christmas. They delivered only 38 percentSending out greeting cards and non-local first class mail on time What can we expect for […]
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Democrats Dump ‘Build Back Better,’ Pivot to Useless Extremism
Democrats were reportedly unable to pass their welfare-state expansion legislation with a simple majority. They have reportedly rescinded the Build back Better bill for the year. Now, prepare for the entire left-wing infrastructure—politicians as well as the establishment press—to pivot hard from the fake “social safety net” bill to the fake “voting rights” bill, which […]
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Dems Urged to “Grow a Backbone” and Negate Parliamentarian on Immigration Reform
The Senate parliamentarian, an unelected functionary tasked with interpreting the upper chamber’s rules, advised Democrats late Thursday to exclude an immigration reform plan from their faltering Build Back Better package — a recommendation that progressives and rights groups said should be readily dismissed. Elizabeth MacDonough, a Parliamentarian and a former Immigration and Naturalization Services(INS) employee […]
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GOP Candidate JD Vance Accuses Walmart of “Slave Labor” But Invests in Its Stock
Ohio Republican Senate candidate J.D. Vance has accused Walmart of using “slave labor” to make cheap products that undermine American jobs. However, his most recent financial disclosure shows that he has at least $50,000 worth of Walmart stock. Vance, who first made a fortune in venture capital before he wrote the best-selling book Hillbilly ElegyLast […]
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Kellogg Says It Has Tentative Deal With Union as It Faces Mounting Pressure
Kellogg Company reports that 1,400 workers at cereal plants are currently in their 11th week of striking. tentative agreementto end the strike. The union is expected vote on Monday. The Bakery, Confectionary, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union did not release a statement on the agreement. Workers also rejected a deal. just two weeks […]
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FDA Lifts Rules on Abortion Pill, Permanently Allowing Medication to Be Mailed
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has lifted restrictions previously placed on abortion medication. It also permanently ended rules that required pills to be obtained in person. The policy change will allow abortion medication, which is what reproductive rights activists want, to be mailed to individuals who prefer it. Long advocated. The FDA […]
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Texas Abortion Law Opens Door for Vast Array of Bounty Hunter-Type Legislation
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is going on war against gun manufacturers. Three months after Newsom’s victory in the recall campaign, Newsom is seeking creative ways to control an industry that dumps millions of high-powered weapons on civilians each year, and then walks away with the bodies it left behind. The governor asked last week for […]
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Jim Jordan Confirms He Wrote Text to Meadows Promoting Electoral College Scheme
On Wednesday, the office of Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) confirmed that he was one of the lawmakers who texted Trump’s former chief of staff Mark Meadows regarding a scheme to subvert the January 6 certification of the Electoral College. The January 6 Commission shared the text message as evidence to support a House Vote. Meadows […]
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Young Voters Say They Disapprove of Biden’s Performance by Nearly 2-to-1 Margin
President Joe Biden’s approval ratings have undergone a significant drop since the start of his tenure, especially when it comes to young voters. An Economist/YouGov poll published this weekOverall, Biden’s approval rating is 41 percent. 50 percent of Americans are disapproving his job performance as President. Among voters between the ages of 18 and 29, […]
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Low Wages and Exploitative Conditions Are Sparking Graduate Student Strikes
The U.S. University imbued with the ethos of managerialismThe stewardship of intellectual property has been morphed into a corporate enterprise. Since the advent of the neoliberal era began, college administrations have been infiltrated with capitalist priorities. This has led to prohibitive tuition rates and the cultivation precarious workers, which has caused severe strain on many […]
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