Christopher Furlong / Getty ImagesCommentary As Americans Are Tight on Money, Tipping Insanity Reaches New Level: 'Emotional Blackmail' As the economy tightens its grip on customers' wallets, checkout kiosks are trying to tighten their grips on customers' consciences. By Bryan Chai May 16, 2023
Ed Jones - AFP / Getty Images Leftist Actress Susan Sarandon Arrested During Protest at State Capitol Sarandon was arrested at a protest of former President Donald Trump's immigration policies in Washington, D.C., in 2018. By Johnathan Jones May 11, 2023
Leigh Vogel / Getty ImagesCommentary Dem Calls for $25/Hour Minimum Wage, Then How Much She Paid Campaign Staff Is Exposed She demands that the minimum wage be increased to $25 an hour, but she has shown that she is not prepared to do that herself. By Peter Partoll December 24, 2022
Robert Nickelsberg / Getty Images NY Celebrated 'Bold' $15 Minimum Wage, Then Dem Policies Swiped $2 Off Value New York celebrated increasing the minimum wage to $15, but Democratic policies have increased inflation lessening the new wages value. By John Hugh DeMastri November 14, 2022
Michael M. Santiago / Getty Images; AboutAmazon.comCommentary Amazon Workers Finally Win Small Victory, Then Company Rolls Out the Robots Even as organized labor begins to make a foothold in the internet giant's warehouses, workers could be making themselves obsolete. By C. Douglas Golden November 14, 2022
Patrick T. Fallon - AFP / Getty Images Automaker Won't Build Electric Vehicles in US Because Workers Make More Flipping Burgers at McDonald's Subaru will not move any EV prodcution to the U.S. because inflation has caused wages to rise too high to make it worthwhile. By Abby Liebing November 4, 2022
Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images Nancy Pelosi Announces a Taxpayer-Funded Raise for Congressional Staffers 'This is also an issue of fairness, as many of the youngest staffers working the longest hours often earn the lowest salaries,' Pelosi wrote. By Andrew Jose May 6, 2022
@JimMurp77852985 / Twitter screen shotCommentary Restaurant Chain Outsources Cashiers, Now You'll Have to Order Through a Nicaraguan Call Center In a move to reduce labor costs, a fast-food chain introduced a new in-store order system that will connect customers to cashiers abroad. By Elizabeth Stauffer May 1, 2022
jejim / Shutterstock Applebee's Franchise Executive Fired After Trying to Spin Runaway Inflation as Good for Business An Applebee's executive who implied inflation's impact on workers would be good for the company has reportedly been fired By Jack Davis April 3, 2022
@bsmredknights / Twitter screen shotCommentary Catholic School Teaches Students How to Keep Minorities Oppressed: Woke Agenda Backfires A catholic prep school based out of Minnesota is teaching students various classes rooted in "social justice." By Michael Austin December 6, 2021