Jobs Surge Amidst Part-Time Rise: A Snapshot of Today’s Economic Landscape
Today’s jobs report: 303,000 jobs added in March, unemployment down to 3.8%. However, decline in full-time jobs and rise in part-time positions noted.
Dog Show Judge Arrested on Way to Pick Up Surrogate Child for Sexual Abuse
with Dr. Abby Johnson
Biden, Trump Secure Nominations After Contests In Ga., Miss., Wash.
Donald Trump and President Joe Biden cement their rematch for the presidency this November.
Chicago Cop Sues City For ‘Right To Change Race’ After Department Permits Gender Changes
Due to the Chicago Police Department’s decision to forbid him from identifying as a different race in officer records, a veteran of the force is currently suing the city on federal civil rights grounds.
Daily Feed 1/31/24
Biden accuser Tara Reade sues the DOJ for $10 million, John Podesta is set to replace John Kerry as U.S. Climate Enovy while the Chicago City Council calls for a ceasefire.
Texas Bus Company Files Lawsuit Against Chicago Over Migrant Drop-Off Ordinance
A Texas bus company files a lawsuit against the City of Chicago over a new migrant drop-off ordinance.
Playoff picture takes shape, Packers and Steelers join the mix
The NFL playoff picture came into sharper focus on Sunday as the Packers, Buccaneers, Bills and Steelers kept their respective seasons and Super Bowl hopes alive.
At Least 5 States Are Contemplating Mandating Full Minimum Wages For Tip Earners In 2024
This year, five states are in the process of deciding whether to stop the practice of paying employees who earn tips less than the minimum wage.
Chicago Alderman Brian Hopkins: Biden ‘Let Border Remain Open’ Prompting Rising Crime, Declining Property Value
Chicago Democrat Alderman Brian Hopkins stated on Thursday’s “CNN News Central” program that the city simply cannot accommodate anymore asylum-seekers and that, due to this fact, “we’re seeing crime go up, property values go down,” and “we’re seeing communities destabilized.”