Opinion - Page 143

September 2

I feared what Hurricane Helene had done to our community. One year later, we have hope

Private citizens and volunteers led Hurricane Helene recovery efforts in Appalachia when federal aid was slow, helping communities rebuild and reopen towns.

September 1

Van Jones admits woke activism at work got 'ridiculous' and 'we need to move on'

Former Obama advisor Van Jones argues that workplace activism has become ridiculous, backing CEOs who are ending the woke trends that dominated the early 2020s.

September 1

From Teddy Roosevelt to Reagan to Trump, presidents have warned of power-hungry public-sector unions

President Donald Trump canceled federal worker union contracts using national security exemptions, continuing a century-long presidential battle over public-sector unions.

September 1

Celebrate American workers — not union bosses — on Labor Day

This Labor Day we should remember that being pro-worker means respecting individual choice over union membership rather than supporting coercive union boss tactics.

September 1

Labor Day celebration: How President Trump is creating a brighter future for American workers

Department of Labor announces $30 million in workforce training grants and 63 deregulatory actions as part of America's talent strategy to support skilled workers.

September 1

Labor Day battle cry: Billionaires didn’t build this country – workers did, and they'll take it back

Workers have tremendous collective power to demand better conditions and challenge corporations through strikes, organizing and union action.

August 31

I rejected Yale for a small Bible college. My life and faith are better for it

College student reflects on rejecting Yale admission for religious education, arguing that elite universities have abandoned intellectual diversity.

August 31

5 ways MAHA moms can fix kids' junk food problem at school lunches nationwide

Here are five practical tips for healthier school meals, including protein-rich options, low-carb alternatives and bento box lunch solutions.

August 31

DAVID MARCUS: 'Barstool Beach House' is the future of storytelling, for better or worse

The "Barstool Beach House" reality show demonstrates how social media platforms are revolutionizing traditional television storytelling methods.

August 30

MIKE DAVIS: Here's what can be done about the dump that is DC

A D.C. grand jury declined to indict Justice Department lawyer Sean Dunn for assaulting federal officers, highlighting partisan legal system issues under Trump reforms.