In an op-ed published in the May 31 edition of the Wall Street Journal, President Joe Biden writes that the “most important thing we can do now to transition from rapid recovery to stable, steady growth is to bring inflation down.” Yet, while saying that, President Biden’s administration is in the process of advancing new regulations that will make inflation, already the highest in four decades, even worse.
Early on President Joe Biden said he intends to be “the most pro-union president leading the most pro-union administration in American history.” The Biden administration is now seeking major regulatory changes to deliver on that promise. Unfortunately for many Americans, upholding that promise is coming at the expense of parents and children who will have fewer education options as a result, and to the financial detriment of all taxpayers who will have to pay more for infrastructure projects whose costs will be further inflated by expanded federal wage mandates now being advanced by the Biden administration’s Department of Labor.
The charter school regulations proposed this spring by President Biden’s Department of Education have been controversial, engendering bipartisan opposition and sparking a parent demonstration outside of the Department on May 12. In an April 29 column published in the Washington Post, for example, Colorado Governor Jared Polis (D), explained why “it’s confounding that the Education Department is about to create chaos and limit public school...
A man has filed a lawsuit against his ex-girlfriend, a longtime Detroit police officer, claiming she fabricated stalking charges that landed him in jail before the case was dismissed. In a 24-page,...