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This was a good decision by Trump that will help business and employees all across the nation.
The Commerce Department revised its second-quarter GDP numbers up to 3%, better than previously reported news.
He may regret that when it comes time to push tax reform through Congress.
A new study says deregulation will save $4 billion per year from Obama's red tape.
Union membership numbers continue to decline as fewer Americans see value in joining such political groups.
The U.S. economy is steadily coming back to life after eight years of stagnation. More is possible.
Rather than reforming government programs and cutting spending, Democrat legislatures only add fuel to the fire by increasing taxes.
Recent study shows that drastic minimum wage increases are leading to lower incomes among low-wage earners.
The number of new jobs is not as high as predicted, but the signs are still promising. And the GOP can help.
Once again, onerous and unnecessary regulations work to limit rather than protect individual freedoms.
Not only do union heads throw around bogus numbers, but they make more than your typical CEO.
Does the insurer's exchange exit mark yet another sign of ObamaCare's imminent demise? It would appear so.
After a worrisome slump in March, the jobs market rebounded in April. That's good news, but more can be done.
Is organic food the best thing since sliced bread, or is it overpriced sophistry? Depends on who you ask.
Good motives don't excuse government overreach. Fortunately, the USDA is taking note.
We'll see what comes of Ajit Pai's plan, but we're at least headed in the right direction.
Middle America is experiencing an influx of cash flow, putting the elitist Northeast on notice.
Unions spent $1.7 billion on politics whether members liked it or not. So much for "having a voice."
Student snowflakes will be further inoculated from reality, but there are a lot of strings attached to this "freebie."
The reality is that people have a different interpretation of economic disparities, and all they really want is fairness.
