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August 29

Justice Department launches probe of California EPA over alleged diversity-based hiring practices

The U.S. Justice Department has launched an investigation into the California Environmental Protection Agency over accusations of racial equity-based hiring practices.

August 28

Jobs that are most at risk from AI, according to Microsoft

New research shows AI overlap does not equal job replacement, with knowledge-based roles seeing most integration while physical jobs remain least affected.

August 26

US companies 'game' this program for foreign workers, Gov. DeSantis warns

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis exposes the 'scam' of H-1B visas for foreign workers on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

August 22

Ex-Wisconsin university DEI staffer wins $265K settlement after alleging discrimination for being White

Rochelle Hoffman won a $265,000 settlement from UW-Eau Claire after claiming she faced hostility due to her race as a White DEI director.

August 18

Tariff uncertainty threatens $490B in US manufacturing investment, report warns

The Joint Economic Committee Minority finds that if economic uncertainty in the U.S. continues as it has over recent months, it could reduce manufacturing investment growth by an average of 13% per year, amounting to approximately $490 billion by 2029.

August 11

I had to leave California to save my business. Now there’s hope

Veteran trucker describes fleeing California due to AB 5 restrictions and supports Rep. Kiley's legislation to restore independent contractor freedoms across America

August 9

Vegas tipping drops drastically as visitors say service doesn't match higher costs

Some Las Vegas hospitality workers say their tips are down as much as 50% as tourism dips, prices soar and guests push back on costs and poor service experiences. Here are details.

August 8

Joy Reid claims Trump's plan is to deport 'Brown people,' then bring them back as 'slave labor'

MSNBC host Joy Reid responded to Trump's comments about farm workers and deportation, alleging the president plans to use immigrants for "nearly slave labor."

August 7

US farmers are entering the ‘golden age of prosperity,’ agriculture secretary says

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins discusses President Donald Trump’s plans to help farm workers and new regulations on S.N.A.P. benefits on ‘The Faulkner Focus.’

August 7

It’s time for Newsom to pull the brake on California’s $128 billion ghost train

California's high-speed rail project loses $4 billion in federal funding after years of delays and cost overruns that ballooned from $33 billion to $128 billion.