By Tori Richards It’s hard to imagine, but California was once known for being a trailblazer of tough anti-crime laws in the 1990s. After the novel three-strikes law passed in…
By Jackson Elliott, Cara Ding, Allan Stein, Steven Kovac, Jannis Falkenstern and Nick Ciolino American truckers don’t like taking orders. But the Biden administration has increased pressure on some of…
By Jack Phillips Cargo air shipping companies warned the White House that its proposed vaccine mandate will wreak havoc on the supply chain by putting even more strain on staffing…
By Katherine Blunt California is racing to secure large amounts of power in the next few years to make up for the impending closure of fossil-fuel power plants and a…
Liz Peek, Opinion Contributor President Biden has figured out how to fix the supply chain problems that are pushing prices higher and frustrating consumers. His solution? Threaten the private sector.…
By Kaylee McGhee White Southwest Airlines has canceled more than 2,000 flights over the past 36 hours and wants customers to believe the meltdown was due to “bad weather” in…
By Jack Phillips A union representing thousands of Southwest Airlines pilots filed a lawsuit against the carrier after the company announced mandatory COVID-19 vaccination requirements. In a recent court filing,…
Brendan Walsh and Jeffrey Bair Business and politics are colliding in Texas, where Republican Governor Greg Abbott is facing backlash over a conservative social agenda that companies say will make…
Aila Slisco Republican lawmakers blasted Coca-Cola for not demanding that the 2022 Winter Olympics be moved from China over alleged human rights violations on Tuesday, months after the company condemned…
