A California judge denies a petition to extend a stay for Uber and Lyft to fight implementation of AB5 — the union-penned law pushed by Rep. Lorena Gonzalez that essentially bans freelancers, contract workers, and therefore, ride-sharing services.
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
A California judge denies a petition to extend a stay for Uber and Lyft to fight implementation of AB5 — the union-penned law pushed by Rep. Lorena Gonzalez that essentially bans freelancers, contract workers, and therefore, ride-sharing services.
A leaked photo of a presentation slide from a Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company plant in Topeka, Kansas, brands MAGA, ‘All Lives Matter’ and ‘Blue Lives Matter’ as political statements unacceptable at work, but protects expressions of support for LGBTQ rights or #BlackLivesMatter.
Since the Senate Intelligence Committee confirmed Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s finding of Russian election meddling, how do you know that your firmly-held views aren’t just a result of Vladimir Putin’s surreptitious influence campaign.
Opening night of the Democratic National Convention included a music video featuring a Stephen Stills and Billy Porter rehash of the Buffalo Springfield classic, “For What It’s Worth” (“Stop, Hey What’s What Sound?”).
When men were men, they sang songs of rough living on the lonesome prairie. They sang sweetly, like men pining for the company of…cattle. The men of Right Angle are men such as these.
As the Democrats kick off their 2020, closed-circuit convention, Bill Whittle gives you his planned speech to this (not) gathering of leading Progressive lights — kicking it off with a bang Zoom.
Royal Caribbean stock surges as a wave of new cruise customer bookings pump up the volume of 2021 ticket sales. Despite a $250 million per month cash burn rate, the cruise line says it has plenty of liquidity to survive until the ships sail again. What does this business news say about the American spirit in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic?
Iran and Turkey call it “a dagger in the back” of the Palestinian people and all Muslims. The United Arab Emirates and Israel have agreed to pursue full diplomatic relations.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott tries to slow the spread of COVID-19 (again) by closing bars, defined as a businesses that generates at least 51 percent of revenue from alcohol sales. Clever business people, in an effort to keep their employees working and families fed, find ways to dodge the alcohol ratio rules and keep the doors open.
Dr. Scott Atlas joins the White House Coronavirus Task Force with a view that might be called counter-Fauci. In a recent column in The Hill, Atlas called for America to end the isolation strategy based on the science.
Recorded live before a global audience on 08/13/20.
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden picks Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) as his running mate shocking the political world, like the daily sunrise shocks astronomers.
A Washington Post (WaPo) photo spread features Portland’s justice warriors in their mild mannered ordinary lives, contrasted with the radical chic of their “peaceful protest” costumes. It looks like Comic-Con’s cosplay battalion takin’ it to the streets, but these passionate fighters for racial justice and civil liberties expect to be taken seriously.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says it’s politically impossible to do an independent probe for nursing home COVID-19 deaths after his controversial order requiring the homes to admit elderly Coronavirus carriers.
Jimmy Lai, the publisher of Apple Daily, gets arrested along with his two sons at the behest of Chinese Communist leader Xi Jinping for “violating” a new “law” that forbids embarrassing Hong Kong’s mainland authoritarian Commie overlords. Will Lai be whisked away to the mainland under the new extradition law that led to mass protests for months?