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Stop slamming Starbucks: Why ‘Race Together’ campaign matters
Can I just get a cup of coffee – hold the rant on race?
This week Starbucks is giving its staff the option to write “Race Together” on its paper cups of coffee. The idea is to ignite coffeehouse crosstalk,…
Rare Victory: Obama administration temporarily drops ammo ban proposal
If President Obama can’t have his way with banning guns, it looks like his next option is to ban the bullets used by those guns. ;Too often, Obama has shown little regard for the law. ;He does what he wants.…
Selma: 50 years after ‘Bloody Sunday’ the unfinished business of civil rights
Almost a quarter of the U.S. Congress, along with President George W. Bush and President Obama, will be in Selma, Ala., Saturday for the 50th anniversary of the civil rights march that led to the 1965 voting rights act.
At…
Where are the jobs? America’s new leisure class
To listen to President Obama, the U.S. economy is firing on all cylinders. Yet it is hardly creating jobs at a breakneck pace, and too many able-bodied men have grown lazy and show no interest in working.
Friday, economists expect…
Supreme Court should nix ObamaCare subsidies, instigate reform
The Supreme Court could improve American health care by striking down federal subsidies offered through HealthCare.com—the federal exchange that sells insurance in states without government-run marketplaces.
Most Americans never wanted the Affordable Care Act. A recent Gallup poll found 56…
Five things you should know about Janet Yellen’s plan for higher interest rates
Since 2008, the Federal Reserve has been giving banks virtually free money by keeping their short term borrowing rates near zero.
This week, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen indicated that the Fed is getting even more optimistic about the economy…