By Letter to the Editor SAA, you’ve finally done it. Sixteen months after last paying us and 26 years since hiring me, you’ve pulled the…
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By BRYAN PRESTON It took less than a year. On August 13, 2020, Austin, Texas, Mayor Steve Adler led alongside Councilmember Greg Casar as the…
By TYLER DURDEN Alcohol sales rose dramatically during the coronavirus pandemic as some relieved stress with an adult beverage. But now, that could change as…
By Tyler Durden In a move that will likely see the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure deal (even if its fate in the House is…
By Newsmax U.S. senators finalized details on Sunday of a sweeping $1-trillion plan to invest in roads, bridges, ports, high-speed internet and other infrastructure, with…
By MN Gordon The popular economic tune being played by the popular press drones on. You know the melody by now… That the post-pandemic boom is…
By GABRIELLE REYES Samoa’s new prime minister confirmed to Reuters on Wednesday she will cancel plans by her predecessor to build a China-funded port development on the island,…
By BAY AREA NEWS GROUP A Texas physician whose claims about COVID-19 were touted by then-President Trump is seeking $100 million from Anderson Cooper and CNN,…
By Dmitriy Shapiro The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday narrowly passed its fiscal year 2022 State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act, providing…
By Tyler Durden President Biden’s socialist policy of having the government match or even surpass what private firms are paying has resulted in labor shortages countrywide. Shortages…