Among the many distressing features of the recent presidential press conference was Obama’s conscious decision to distance himself from the single most important case initiative undertaken by the National Labor Relation’s Board Acting General Counsel...
On May 27, 2000, a Member of the Policy Board, Bank of Japan, Eiko Shinotsuka, spoke on the subject “Japan’s Economy and the Role of the Bank of Japan.” His main focus was the lost decade of the 1990s. In his view, two factors were critical...
Every level of education has a higher unemployment rate than before. But it seems that the least educated have the worst time and that the effect is much greater than in the recession of 2001...
Is eliminating a special treatment exception in the tax code, or ending a direct subsidy, a "tax increase"? Sure, it is a wealth transfer from the taxpayer back to the government...
...[D]eep in the heart of Texas, the stars at night are big and bright...and, for Gov. Rick Perry who’s supposedly still up in the air over whether to enter the Republican presidential field, lining up just right...
Perhaps you missed Action Comics #900, but Superman has renounced his American citizenship, saying “truth, justice and the American way—it’s not enough anymore.” Now he wants to be a “citizen of the world”...
...[T]he GOP -- on the basis of its experience in demonstrating commitment to the American Creed -- will be in a unique position to impart a comprehensive narrative about the tenets of the Declaration of Independence and the significant challenges of implementing them...
[The host talks with Bill Evers, Ben Boychuk, and John Seiler] about the perilous state of Charter Schools in CA and the bills moving through the legislature that will bury Charter Schools if they are passed and are then signed into law by Governor Brown...
