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America Didn’t Become Rich Through Government Ownership

America’s economic strength has never come from Washington’s ability to pick stocks.

From Jackson to McKinley: What Trump’s shift of presidential hero says about his evolving goals

In his first term, Donald Trump's favorite president, other than himself, was Andrew Jackson, the hatchet-faced, self-made populist who relished turning Washington upside down.

A downturn in international travel to the U.S. may last beyond summer, experts warn

For a few hopeful weeks this summer, a bright billboard on the major highway linking Toronto to New York greeted Canadian drivers with a simple message: "Buffalo Loves Canada."

Let’s reclaim the dignity of work this Labor Day

It’s time for Christians everywhere to reclaim the biblical meaning of Labor Day. Ask the average man or woman today how Labor Day started, and they’ll probably point to the labor movement. After all, Labor Day was first observed in 1882 in New York City under the auspices of the Central Labor Union. It became […]

FDA should follow Trump’s lead on medical ‘right to try’

The Food and Drug Administration has rehired controversial Dr. Vinay Prasad as the head of the center that regulates vaccines and biotech therapies after he was fired pursuant to an order from the White House.  Leading up to his firing, Prasad made many controversial decisions, and the White House was fed up with his obstruction […]

Building on Trump’s labor union success

Among the most remarkable achievements of President Donald Trump’s political rise has been the inroads he has made into traditional Democratic constituencies, particularly labor unions. Republicans, if they play their cards right, can ensure this lasts. For decades, organized labor has been a core constituency of the Democratic Party. It was understood that in every […]

The father of Labor Day showed how to advance the labor movement today

On Labor Day, we celebrate America’s workers and remember those who fought for the eight-hour workday, higher wages, and benefits for all workers. None of this would be possible without the hard work of South Jersey’s own Peter J. McGuire, the father of Labor Day and a founding member of the American Federation of Labor...

Hundreds dead after 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocks Afghanistan

Hundreds of people were left dead after a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck east Afghanistan late Sunday. Approximately 800 people were killed and more than 2,500 people were injured, according to the latest tally provided Monday by the Taliban government. The initial earthquake hit at 11:47 p.m. local time and was centered roughly 17 miles east-northeast...

Ranking the Democratic contenders for president in 2028

Democrats are still licking their wounds from then-Vice President Kamala Harris’s defeat last November — and grappling with the implications of President Trump’s second term. For the moment, they are essentially a leaderless party. But that will change in due course. The 2028 presidential field looks wide open from this distance. But some prominent Democrats...

Foreign students face murky visa conditions under Trump

International students looking to study in the U.S. are getting very mixed signals from the Trump administration. Days after President Trump said it is "very important" to have Chinese students at American schools, prompting backlash from his MAGA base, his administration proposed a rule change capping a foreign student’s stay to four years to complete...

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