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As the classic Johnny Mercer/ Harold Arlen tune goes, let’s “Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive.” The White [...]
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In a recent fit of pique, after having been attacked for weeks by U.S. Rep. [...]
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In a recent interview, New York Times immigration reporter Miriam Jordan revealed how she goes about [...]
The Economic Policy Institute recently released its U.S. wage study. Titled “State of Working America [...]
On second thought, maybe the United States’ job market isn’t as strong as President Trump [...]
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I’m a native Californian who grew up in the 1950s when the state was truly [...]
