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With the economy growing towards full employment, it may be that employers are the one that hurt the most with paying higher wages to attract qualified employees.

Facebook flagging the Declaration of Independence for hate speech shows some displeasing truths about big tech and the censorship of historical documents.

As the tit-for-tat trade war between the U.S. and China officially begins, the Red dragon may have other creative weapons to use to fight back.

Senate Democrats are devising weird and wacky ways to derail the confirmation hearing for President Trump’s next nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court.

Changing demographics combined with a hardening of Republican viewpoints put our nominees in a tough spot.

In modern America, lifestyle and pop-culture publications are now attempting to be the go-to authorities on political analysis and federal jurisprudence. This, of course, presents a problem as the progressives penning pieces believe that being right is relative, and the proliferation one’s feelings and opinions is more important that logic.

As the summer driving season is in full force, rising gas prices has President Trump considering tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) to lower prices at the pump.

Following a successful meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, rumors of round two have surfaced, said to be in New York in September.

Virginia Democrats are working on a bill for next’s years General Assembly session to take guns away from crisis-ridden citizens, but ushers in a new aspect of “guilty until proven innocent.”

Even though Republicans in the Virginia General Assembly voted down taxes to fix the mismanaged Metro system, further the the north in Washington, D.C., the city council decided to levy a massive tax increase on ride-sharing platforms like Uber and Lyft to bailout Metro.