By Rick Manning The First Amendment to the Constitution protecting the right to engage in speech is fundamental to a free country. The past few years have seen multiple attempts by the Democratic Party and their far-left supporters to create a new definition of this right – […]

By Robert Romano Perhaps more than any other issue, getting a better deal for the American people on international trade is why President Donald Trump won the election in 2016. Trump promised he would put America first for a change. That message not only resonated in the […]

By Robert Romano “A new Tax Policy Center analysis of the final version of the GOP tax bill finds that it will raise taxes on 53 percent of taxpayers by 2027.” That was the Washington Post’s Greg Sargent misleadingly reporting that the tax cut bill which should pass Congress before Friday will somehow raise […]

By Natalia Castro Millennials are letting their country down in the simplest way possible, by no longer believing in their country. The concept of patriotism has been perverted amongst Americans youngest generation as this group distances themselves from the basics of the Constitution. In order […]

By Robert Romano There has not been this much hysteria over a Netpocalypse since Y2K, which failed to break the Internet. 18 years ago, media publications worried feverishly for months on end that financial and other institutions would fail to make the transition from the 20th to […]

By Printus LeBlanc The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has been in the news a lot lately, mostly because the former head of the agency Richard Cordray stepped down. However, before stepping down, Cordray believed he had the right to pick his own successor and […]

By Robert Romano India and Brazil say they are ready to participate in the global economy, but consistently, both countries — which benefit handsomely from the U.S. General System of Preferences — charge big tariffs to U.S. exporters trying to do business over there. India charges 13.4 percent tariffs on a most favored nation basis, and […]

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By Natalia Castro Both sides of the aisle can agree that education reform is a necessity. With rising costs of higher education and increased joblessness amongst graduates, the higher education system is failing millions of young Americans. Rather than merely reauthorizing the Higher Education Act […]

By Richard McCarthy As originally published at http://seiumonitor.com/court-ruling-cost-seiu/ The Supreme Court has agreed to consider the case of Janus v. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME). Mark Janus is a public employee in Illinois, who is suing the union for compelling him to […]