President Biden's push to end racial and gender disparities in the job market by requiring employers to divulge workers' salaries could backfire and result in all workers earning less than they did before everyone knew how their pay stacked up, several recent studies have found.
A federal appeals court judge berated the Biden administration on Wednesday for seemingly underhanded legal tactics in a key immigration case, accusing the Justice Department of "colluding" with the ACLU and other immigrant rights advocates to surrender a major new get-tough policy.
One of the odder and sordid subplots of President Joe Biden‘s journey to and through the White House is how the Secret Service has continually tried to cover up possible scandals for him despite the president’s reported distrust of the agents as “MAGA sympathizers” and predilection for offending his detail. Recall that when cocaine coincidentally […]
Democrats are trying to terrorize children and young adults into a perpetual state of fear over climate change, and it is increasingly working, ruining people’s lives in the process. Mental health experts and therapists are warning of an increasing number of cases of “climate anxiety.” As Bloomberg describes it, “in most critical cases, climate anxiety […]
President Biden’s dog, Commander, bit Secret Service personnel at least 24 times before he was removed from the White House, new documents reportedly show. According to hundreds of pages of newly released documents — obtained via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request by researcher John Greenewald — Commander was involved in at least two...
State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller poked fun at Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday in response to reports that Putin gifted a luxury car to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. “I, actually, frankly, didn’t know there was such a thing as a Russian luxury car,” Miller said at a press briefing, when asked about...
The Department of Agriculture’s Equity Commission on Thursday presented a detailed report meant to address the department's history of discrimination against farmers of color. The report, written by the 15-person commission and members of two subcommittees focused on agriculture and rural community economic development, identified decades-long acts of discrimination and listed a total of 66...