House Report Shows California’s Covid Fraud Was So Much Worse Than You Think

Estimates of Covid fraud in California range from $20-32 billion.

‘Smell a Recession Coming’: Weak Jobs Report Shows Unemployment Spike, Stoking Economic Fears

NEW YORK (Reuters)—The U.S. dollar dropped after data on Friday showed that employers added fewer jobs in July than economists had forecast, while the unemployment rate unexpectedly moved higher.

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Immigration Policies: A Life Lost in Texas

Immigration Policies: A Life Lost in Texas

If You Don’t Want Buyer’s Remorse, Don’t Get An Electric Vehicle

Young Americans are regretting buying electric vehicles, jeopardizing the success of the Biden administration's foolish 2030 EV mandate.

FACT CHECK: Did Donald Trump Oversee Record Low Unemployment For African Americans?

While Trump did set a record for the lowest African-American unemployemnt rate while in office, lower rates have been recorded since then

Democrats Celebrate More Americans Working Three Or More Jobs To Make Ends Meet

In May, 400,000 fewer Americans had jobs than in April. The so-called net jobs ‘added’ by Biden are actually some Americans working extra jobs.

Foreign-Born Workers Dominate U.S. Job Gains While Native-Born Americans Struggle

The left has tried to spin foreign-born workers' job gains as "propelling the economy."

Jobs Report Shows Rapid Slowdown in Employment Growth

The U.S. labor market in April added fewer jobs and saw slower wage growth than anticipated, with the unemployment rate edging higher, according to the jobs report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday.

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The UGLY TRUTH about Joe Biden "Creating Jobs"...

The UGLY TRUTH about Joe Biden "Creating Jobs"...

California's $20 Minimum Wage Law Takes Effect, Causing Confusion, Layoffs, and Price Hikes

California’s $20 minimum wage for fast food workers became law Monday as pizza chains prepare to cut hundreds of employees, ice cream and pretzel shop franchisees struggle to learn if it applies to them, and the industry eyes price hikes in the state.

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