Democratic-controlled states are the ones most likely to get hit the hardest from the bill, but not because of the changes to the tax code but because of high tax rates and regulations the states’ legislators have imposed over the course of decades.
Out of the 50 states, Forbes ranks Vermont 48 for business climate. Only Alaska and West Virginia project a more dismal future than we do.
President Donald Trump privately supports the Environmental Protection Agency’s so-called “red team, blue team” debate on climate change, but some within the White House are hesitant to move forward on the plan, according to a Monday report from E&E News.
VPIRG now wants to “keep inefficient appliances off store shelves” and eliminate any possibility that a Vermonter could purchase a washer and dryer that VPIRG believes consumes too much electricity.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders warned lawmakers Sunday to avoid jumping headlong into filing impeachment charges against President Donald Trump.
As employers, we have the responsibility and legal obligation to ensure that sexual harassment is not tolerated in our companies. This has reminded me that all Vermont companies must have policies regarding sexual harassment in the workplace.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley warned again Sunday that North Korea will be “utterly destroyed” if it threatens the U.S. or America’s allies.
Every couple years photographs surface showing a “starving” polar bear whose plight is inevitably used to sound the alarm on man-made global warming.
Amazon’s popular artificial intelligence-powered personal assistant supports the activist movement Black Lives Matter, according to several viral videos on social media.
The National Sheriffs’ Association came out in favor of the Department of Justice Thursday in Attorney General Jeff Sessions’s push to withhold funds from Chicago and other sanctuary cities.
In this country, due process is among the most important rights we enjoy. Rights of the accused are vitally important in order to ensure innocent people are not punished.
Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., officially resigned in a speech on the Senate floor Thursday amid multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.