By A.F. Branco

By Rick Manning Organizing Walmart has been the Great White Whale for Big Labor for the past twenty years.  Now, thanks to Obama appointees to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), Big Labor is having some life breathed into their efforts. The most recent decision revolves around […]

By Robert Romano “President Obama, responding to a clamorous debate over the government’s broad surveillance practices, announced on Friday that he will require intelligence agencies to obtain permission from a secret court before tapping into a vast storehouse of telephone data.” That was the New York Times reporting on Barack Obama’s January 17 address outlining supposed changes being made to […]

By Marta H. Mossburg The friendship former NBA player Dennis Rodman has with North Korean Dictator Kim Jong Un is not as bizarre as commentators suggest. It certainly seems odd to befriend a man whose government is known for starving its people and imprisoning generations […]

By Robert Romano “[W]e are not just going to be waiting for a legislation in order to make sure that we’re providing Americans the kind of help that they need.” That was Barack Obama speaking at a Cabinet meeting on January 14 , just hours before the U.S. Senate failed to advance twin proposals to extend long-term unemployment benefits, […]

A version of the article was originally published on FoxNews.com By Rick Manning Kevin Chavous is a former District of Columbia Councilmember, mayoral candidate, and member of the Obama education advisory committee.  Now, he is an advocate for school vouchers.  The African-American Democrat points to what some would consider a shocking truth when it comes to which […]

By William Warren

By Robert Romano The filibuster is back. At least, that is, on legislation. On January 14, Senate Republicans blocked two proposals from Harry Reid that would have extended long-term unemployment benefits. The first was a $17 billion bill that would have extended benefits through November, with the […]

By David Bozeman It is not so much despair that is gripping America as it is resignation.  Though we as a people need not resign ourselves to diminished expectations, far too many of us, namely the unemployed and underemployed, find ourselves in the deep doldrums […]

Today, the United States Court of Appeals for the Washington D.C. circuit struck down major Obama administration regulatory provisions on net neutrality rules. This is yet another blow to the improper government overreach exemplified by the Obama Administration and the Federal Communications Commission under the […]