Over the past few months, large chains and independent businesses alike have made headlines by announcing wage increases, signing bonuses, and other perks for jobs…
At the end of April, the U.S. Census Bureau released the initial results of the 2020 Census, which paves the way for new legislative maps…
As COVID-19 took hold in New York City last spring, many of the city’s wealthiest residents left Manhattan and surrounding boroughs for the Hamptons and…
Earlier this year, New Jersey became the first state to introduce an initiative directly aimed at closing the racial wealth gap in the United States.…
California voters spoke loud and clear in November’s election — workers in the gig economy should remain independent contractors. The state’s Proposition 22 passed with…
After Congress failed to reach a deal on continuing enhanced unemployment benefits that were part of the CARES Act, it was easy to point fingers…
Over the last six months, the COVID-19 outbreak and pandemic have had untold ramifications for American society. The most obvious of which being the tragic…
A global pandemic and months of civil unrest in cities across the country do not appear to have changed the political landscape for state officials…
What is conservative criminal justice reform? In an era of “defund the police,” it’s easy to paint criminal justice reform as a solely left-wing issue.…
Since 2018, Wisconsin’s Republican-led state legislature has been at odds with Democratic Governor Tony Evers. Those tensions could come to a head this fall when…