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Study: New Hampshire among worst states to start a business

Across the U.S., New Hampshire ranked No. 46 in the study in two of the three categories – business environment and access to resources – and notched a No. 39 for the business costs ranking. With other factors brought into the mix, New Hampshire overall ranked No. 48 in the study.

July 17, 2019 in U.S..
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Thousands indicted, arrested for human trafficking in nation-wide sweep

In June, 1,700 people were arrested nationwide for allegedly committing child sex and exploitation crimes as part of a nationwide DOJ initiative called, “Operation Broken Heart.”

July 17, 2019 in U.S..
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Averting the next federal fiscal train wreck

Looking at projections by the Congressional Budget Office — Congress’ official federal scorekeeper — one sees that the federal budget is on a rapid collision course with out-of-control deficits.

July 17, 2019 in U.S..

AARP sponsoring a forum letting Medicare for All candidates promote ideas harmful to it and its partners

Every major Democratic presidential candidate is scheduled to make an appearance at an AARP-sponsored health care forums in Iowa in July, yet many of them stand for dismantling the health care insurance system that AARP and its partners rely on.

July 16, 2019 in U.S..

Why federal highway policy is a speed bump slowing down better roads

Taxpayers from all 50 states pay into the Highway Trust Fund when they fill their tanks with gas or diesel fuel. That sends billions of dollars a year to Washington, which then cuts checks to state governments in the form of infrastructure grants overseen by federal bureaucrats.

July 16, 2019 in U.S..
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Raising minimum wage to $15 would cost up to 3.7 million jobs, CBO study finds

The Congressional Budget Office threw some cold water on efforts by congressional Democrats to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour with a prediction that such an increase would eliminate as many as 3.7 million jobs by 2025.

July 15, 2019 in U.S..
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ICE acting director rips sanctuary city mayors for helping illegal aliens avoid arrest

“It’s incredulous that it’s OK for these law enforcement agencies and these jurisdictions to enforce the laws that they’re sworn to uphold, but when we come in to do our enforcement that we’re sworn to uphold, all the sudden it’s a problem,” he said.

July 14, 2019 in U.S..
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4 reasons the left is so invested in the census debate

A citizenship question was on the decennial census forms from 1820 to 1950. After that, it was only included on the long-form census form. In 2010, the question was removed entirely by the Obama administration.

July 12, 2019 in U.S..
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Federal appellate court hears arguments in case challenging Obamacare

Attorneys defending the Affordable Care Act faced sharp questions in New Orleans Tuesday about whether eliminating the act’s penalty for not buying health insurance renders the entire law unconstitutional.

July 12, 2019 in U.S..
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This ‘endangered species’ case finally ended in defeat for the government

The saga began in 2012 when the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined that 1,544 acres of land in Louisiana was “critical habitat” for an endangered species known as the dusky gopher frog. 

July 11, 2019 in U.S..
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Trump administration preparing to arrest illegal immigrants in nationwide raids

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Sunday will launch raids across major U.S. cities, according to Homeland Security officials who spoke with The New York Times and NBC News.

July 11, 2019 in U.S..
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U.S. Senate resolution cautions against federal bailout of fiscally irresponsible states

If states want to make good on their obligations, many will have to drastically increase taxes, severely cut services, or default on their debts and lose access to credit. However, it’s only a matter of time before state policymakers, not wanting to face those consequences, seek a federal bailout.

July 10, 2019 in U.S..

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