Even though it doesn't grab many headlines, a policy analyst says regulations are a big deal that affect everyone in the country, and he likes the Trump administration's mindset on the issue.
Many cities and states are raising their minimum wage January 1, and a tax policy analyst says that economic decision is best left up to them.
After Democrats pushed minimum wage hikes to $15 per hour and higher across America, one left-leaning restaurant worker in Seattle, Washington, is urging progressive leaders to curb their failed policies after losing her job before Christmas as a result of the controversial law.
The Commerce Department reported that a hiring spree in November boosted Americans’ incomes half a percentage point – the biggest gain since July – while consumer spending for the Christmas season on big-ticket items such as autos and appliances shot up by 0.4% to raise the annual rate last month.
Israel became a major energy exporter this week after signing a permit to export natural gas to Egypt.
Although Congress has a reputation for failing to work together, an immigration watchdog says lawmakers cooperated to pass a terrible bill.
A new report reveals that more than 5.9 million people have dropped off food stamps with new work requirements and the burgeoning economy of President Donald Trump – just six years after food stamp levels hit an all-time high under former President Barack Obama in 2013.
A former Chick-fil-A employee says the restaurant chain is no longer the company he once knew.
A prominent pro-family organization is seeking clarification from Chick-fil-A in the wake of the company's controversial decision implying that a couple of well-known faith-based charities are, in fact, "hate" groups.
A mega-popular fast-food chain that has been the target of left-wing hate for years has been tied to a far-left organization that targets conservatives.
A well-known attorney disagrees with Franklin Graham and what he thinks about Chick-fil-A.
Chick-fil-A continues to have people scratching their heads over a decision to change its philanthropic structure.
No, you didn't see that in the mainstream media this weekend – because while thousands of believers indeed were in our nation's capital, here's what prevailed: worship, prayer, humility, and repentance.
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