By Marta H. Mossburg For all those who think affirmative action always hurts white people, think again. When auditors from the Department of Labor analyzed the hiring practices at VF Jeanswear’s Winston-Salem, NC, plant in 2006, they unearthed a problem. The bean counters who for […]

By Nathan Mehrens With Obamacare due to take effect in January, 2014, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives is on the verge of open rebellion on the question of defunding the law’s implementation. New legislation offered by Rep. Tom Graves (R-Ga.) would prohibit funds from being used by agencies and departments to execute […]

By Rick Manning D.C. politicians will likely be criticized for taking this August recess to meet with constituents rather than staying at the Capitol and “working.” When they get back, they will have very few session days to deal with a number of issues, most prominently funding […]

By Robert Romano What’s a president to do when he wants to implement an ambitious five-year program to provide high-speed Internet access to every single school in America, but lacks congressional support or funding? Apparently, in the case of Barack Obama, it is to just assume the […]

By A.F. Branco

By Marta H. Mossburg “Phony” is the new “racist” – at least to the Obama administration. Members and their supporters keep using it in official talking points to describe the myriad scandals encircling the White House like a fog in hopes of shutting down an […]

By William Warren

By David Bozeman In what could be a harbinger of the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton recently slammed North Carolina’s new voter ID law, saying that it reads like a “greatest hits of voter suppression.”  Aside from requiring a government-issued photo ID to vote, the law’s […]

By Rick Manning Fox News discovered the poster boy for decades of social experimentation and a welfare system designed to take away any stigma of dependency — Jason Greenslate — the slacker’s slacker.  The twenty nine year old is, who the fictional “Fast Times in Ridgemont High” character Jeff […]

By Rick Manning The United States Postal Service is expecting to run out of cash again – real soon. After the loss of another $740 million in the past quarter, and $3.9 billion over the course of the current financial year, post office watchers are predicting that the […]