Supply chain woes remind us how much our digital economy relies on blue-collar workers. Government policies have made it hard to find workers for unloading ships, trucking, warehousing, and more.

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By: Asra Q. Nomani – nationalreview.com – November 1, 2021 Since Wednesday, October 6, Fairfax County Public Schools staffer Rob Kerr has been teaching a weekly two-hour course to teachers here at Marshall High School called, “AC-1608: How to Be an Antiracist Educator.” If you happen to be white, look out — through the lens of this teaching, you’re racist….
The only way to guarantee secret ballot is to restore the local in-person option everywhere, including states that have long abolished it, such as Oregon.
By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – October 29, 2021 World leaders converge on Glasgow for a climate summit this weekend, and don’t laugh. This may be the worst-timed summit in history, but the delegates can still do substantial damage to the global economy, though none of it will matter to the climate. It’s incongruous bordering on the bizarre to…
By: Corey Miller – stream.org – September 14, 2021 Some things are worth fighting for. Some things are worth fighting against. Some fighting alliances are stranger than others. Peter Boghossian, the once extremely cantankerous atheist philosopher who boasted that he was kicked out of his first Ph.D. program, quit his job recently as a philosophy professor at Portland State University….
The National Basketball Association would appreciate it greatly if everyone involved with the sport would remain quiet enough about the continuing atrocities in China.
On Oct. 31, President Biden and the leaders of nearly 200 other nations will converge on Scotland for COP26.
On Oct. 31, President Biden and the leaders of nearly 200 other nations will converge on Scotland for COP26.
The increasingly authoritarian tendencies of our elites and the institutions they control is a sign of their weakness and impotence and loss of control.