Despite ongoing systemic barriers and other external challenges, Black and Hispanic/Latino entrepreneurs continue to experience revenue growth, according to the 2022 EY Entrepreneurs Access Network Survey produced by Ernst & Young LLP (EY US). This follow-up study, which builds on … Continue reading Black and Hispanic Entrepreneurs see Growth, but Fewer Business Opportunities
In the the wake of a bitterly contested presidential election, President-elect Joe Biden has said he wants to work to narrow the nation’s deep partisan divisions. It is likely to be a formidable task. Voters who supported Biden and Donald … Continue reading Voters Say Those on the Other Side ‘Don’t Get’ Them.
Here is a snapshot of the most important stories of the day. Senator Rubio Met Alex Jones Head On Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and InfoWars host Alex Jones clashed Wednesday outside a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, with Rubio threatening … Continue reading 4 Things You Need To Know About Today’s News
Today, the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate released a national poll designed to measure Americans’ knowledge of the U.S. Senate, opinions about how elected leaders can make Congress work better, prioritization of critical issues, and level … Continue reading Majority Of Voters Agree U.S. Senate Should Oversee Actions Of The Executive Branch
The largest union representing federal government workers, the American Federation of Government Employees, sued the Trump administration Wednesday in response to an executive order President Trump issued last week that aims to deny workers their legal right to representation at the worksite. … Continue reading Largest Federal Union Sues President Trump Over Executive Order
A year after Donald Trump’s inauguration, many pundits and citizens alike continue to try to understand the results of the 2016 election. At the heart of the matter is a legitimate question that deserves to be considered not only for its importance … Continue reading “How Did Our Politics Get Us Here?
Amid major and growing concerns that Washington, D.C. is going backwards on climate change action and air quality rules, more than 500 moms and children organized by the Moms Clean Air Force held a “Play-In” rally and press conference in a park … Continue reading More Than 500 Moms And Children From Across U.S. Hold “Play-In” Protest On Capitol Hill
It is surprising that as one of the most developed countries in the world, the United States does not have federal laws mandating paid family leave policies for mothers to take care of their newborns or for families to care … Continue reading Expert Explains How National Paid Family Leave Benefits The Nation
The following statement was released in response to the details of the 2017 budget deal that was made public recently. Bob Dane, executive director, Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) didn’t mince words. Read them for yourself: “Republican congressional leaders failed … Continue reading Back Room Budget Deal Leaves Nation’s Security at Risk, American Workers Out in the Cold