Anyone paying attention to the news recently knows that this month will be a busy one in Washington. Congress needs to pass a bill to fund the government, raise the … READ MORE
Debt
Labor Day and the Fight for the Next American Workforce
Since our country’s founding, American workers have used their strength, work ethic, ingenuity, and resiliency to build the United States into what we know as the land of opportunity. In … READ MORE
Congress and MLB, an All-or-Nothing Game
If you are a baseball fan you have likely noticed the game’s shift towards homeruns and strikeouts. Baseball’s most popular rookie, Cody Bellinger, tied the major league record of 19 … READ MORE
Army of the Debt
Jon Snow, one of the main characters in the hit HBO series Game of Thrones, can probably relate to the political crisis happening in the United States. “How do I … READ MORE
Bachelor or Bust? An Alternative Path for Young Americans
The path into today’s U.S. workforce almost always includes a bachelor degree from a four year college or university. However, as job vacancies continue to grow in some sectors of … READ MORE
D.C. Slaps the Baseline Towards a Fiscal Crisis
“Under current law.” Three seemingly simple words that are driving a divisive and confusing debate about Medicaid reform in Washington. Three simple words that also have enormous and catastrophic consequences … READ MORE
All-Star Waste: $132 Million in Federal Subsidies Used to Build Marlins Parks
Tonight, baseball’s All-Stars will be on display as Major League Baseball’s National League and American League face-off to see who’s league is best, and who will earn home field advantage … READ MORE
What You Don’t Want to Hear
A quote from George Orwell on freedom of press goes like this, “If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want … READ MORE