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Two Democratic senators voted with the GOP on a measure to roll back a Labor Department rule in what is set to force President Joe Biden’s first use of executive veto power.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – February 27, 2023 President Biden is leading an unprecedented expansion of the administrative state. In two years his Administration has imposed 517 regulatory actions with some $318 billion in total costs. By the same point in his Administration, President Obama had imposed 740 comparable rules with a cost of $208 billion. Across four…

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Innovation Race explores these critical issues impacting all Americans and proposes solutions for how we can restore US dominance in invention, technology, and innovation.

By: Rich Lowrey – nationalreview.com – February 28, 2023 The news that hundreds of changes have been made in Roald Dahl’s classics is now followed by word that Ian Fleming, the creator of James Bond, is getting an emergency rewrite as well. This is a very bad idea. … To see this article in its entirety and subscribe to others…

It’s a relatively new phenomenon – journalists who are against journalism. Oh, they don’t come right out and say it, that would be stupid, they just come out against it whenever it is practiced, even if by accident.

President Joe Biden said this week that he would veto any attempt by Congress to protect Americans’ retirement savings from ending up tied to woke ESG — environmental and social governance — obsessed entities.

Stewart was spiking the football after a Department of Energy report endorsed the viewpoint he expressed on Stephen Colbert’s show in 2021.

But we must also take civic action. Society is under no obligation whatsoever to accommodate such illusions and we should demand they be recognized and treated, not affirmed.

The Covid-19 pandemic most likely originated from a laboratory leak, according to a classified intelligence report from the U.S. Energy Department.

U.S. households are racking up credit card debt as they confront relentlessly high prices for everyday necessities, the New York Federal Reserve reported Thursday.