Evan Vucci / AP Photo DeSantis' Florida Hits Biden Admin with Lawsuit, Alleges White House Is 'Intent on Driving Our Country Into the Ground' “Florida passed laws to protect workers from being strong-armed by unions,” state Attorney General Ashley Moody said. By George C. Upper III October 5, 2023
Burke - Triolo Productions / Getty ImagesCommentary Employer Uses Fake Priest in 'Shameless' Bid to Get Dirt on Disgruntled Workers: Feds This company went to absolutely despicable lengths in order to ensure that its employees did not cooperate with a DOL investigation. By Peter Partoll June 20, 2023
Kevin Dietsch / Getty ImagesOp-Ed Op-Ed: Hands Off Our Retirement Savings, Biden President Joe Biden wants to stand by and watch as woke investment firms derail the retirement plans of millions of Americans. By Timothy Head April 6, 2023
Steven Ferdman / Getty Images Report: Bill De Blasio Drooling Over Potential Position as Biden's Admin Keeps Losing Staffers The former New York City mayor is hoping to land the anticipated spot in Biden’s administration, the New York Post reported. By Mary Lou Masters February 10, 2023
Glasshouse Images / Getty Images Kid Misses School After Strange Burns Appear, Two More Suffer Similar Injuries Before Investigators Come to Sick Realization A federal probe alleges child labor laws are being broken because teens are working overnight shifts cleaning slaughterhouses. By Jack Davis November 13, 2022
Vlad Dmytrenko / Getty Images Biden Admin Admits that EV Manufacturing May Benefit from Exploiting Children Child labor is part of the process when key components for electric vehicles are produced, a new report reminds Americans. By Jack Davis October 10, 2022
Gado / Getty ImagesBreaking Breaking: Rail Union Rejects Offer - Economic Disaster That Would Cost Nation $2 Billion Per Day Looms Closer T'he cost will grow geometrically the longer the strike lasts,' an analyst said. 'After a week, you'd see real damage in the US economy.' By Matthew Holloway September 14, 2022
Seth Wenig / AP Photo Kathy Hochul Finally Agrees With Conservatives on Closing Schools for COVID - 2 Years Too Late Hochul served as the lieutenant governor under then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who ordered schools shut down on March 18, 2020. By Steve Bittenbender September 1, 2022
Rogelio V. Solis / AP New Unemployment Claims Rise to Highest Level of the Year in Potential Red Flag for Job Market The Labor Department reported 251,000 applications for jobless aid, the highest level in eight months. By The Associated Press July 21, 2022
Purple Slog / Flickr Bombshell Report Reveals $77.2B Improperly Paid Through Unemployment in 2021 The government lost around $408 million through administrative and processing errors made by state and local agencies. By Andrew Jose July 7, 2022