GM, Walmart, Amazon Announce New Jobs Ahead of Trump’s Inauguration
Most of the announcements by large U.S. corporations that they intend to soon hire Americans in large numbers appear to be more political than economic. ...
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An Ivy League graduate and former investment advisor, Bob is a regular contributor to The New American, writing primarily on economics and politics. He can be reached at [email protected] .
Most of the announcements by large U.S. corporations that they intend to soon hire Americans in large numbers appear to be more political than economic. ...
Obama's warning about leaving the Iran nuclear deal in place may fall on deaf ears in the new administration. ...
The Clinton Global Initiative announced that, effective April 15, 2017, it would be closing its doors and laying off 22 employees. ...
The walk back to full enjoyment of the Second Amendment is a long one, taken one step at a time. This bill, if passed, would lower hurdles to buying...
Last week, the National Rifle Association mourned the death of civil rights activist, NRA life member, and former NRA board member Roy Innis. ...
The tactic continues to work, moving once-local police departments under the de facto control of the federal government. ...
In the consent decree that was forced on the city of Baltimore by the federal government, for those with eyes to see, the pattern of the takeover is clear....
The discovery process in the case against Baltimore's state attorney Marilyn Mosby for malicious prosecution of six officers in the Freddie Gray case has the potential to uncover much...
Three out of four police officers polled say Black Lives Matter has increased tensions between police and blacks in their communities, and 86 percent say BLM protests make police...
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles announced on Sunday that it was investing $1 billion in expanding its plants in Warren, Michigan, and Toledo, Ohio — a move which would result in 2,000...
Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, is the un-sung hero behind Trump's victory in November. He will now be a key advisor to the new president. By Bob Adelmann ...
After Fridays' shooting at the Fort Lauderdale airport, Florida State Representative Jake Raburn said "there could have been the potential for people to protect themselves in that situation” if...
The New York Times correctly noted that the American Dream remains intact, but it's getting ragged around the edges. And the Times fails to address one of the main...
Trump continues to press for new American jobs, this time with the head of Alibaba, a huge online sales company. ...
With his radical background with communist groups and his far-left voting record, California Governor Brown's pick for attorney general, Xavier Becerra, should be a shoo-in. ...
Trump's choice of Senator Dan Coats to head the Office of the Director of National Intelligence is another imperfect pick, and completes Trump's top national security posts. ...
It's one thing to continue to work well past retirement age, but reporting income to the Social Security Administration after dying is ridiculous. ...
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey's imperious overreach in her unilateral expansion of an 18-year-old law to ban anything that looks like an “assault weapon" is being challenged, just as...
House member Richard Hudson (R-N.C.) introduced the first bill in the 115th Congress on Wednesday, the “Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017.” ...
President-elect Donald Trump's pick to run the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Jay Clayton, provokes the question, "Is there such a thing as too much Wall Street experience, and...