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Small business owners in New York sued the Mamdani regime for using taxpayer dollars to compete against them, threatening the American Dream.

Trump's Acting Secretary of Labor highlights manufacturing growth, apprenticeships, and AI job training in a Labor Day tribute to American workers.

Union bosses exploit Labor Day to push coercive policies like the PRO Act, which would repeal right-to-work laws and force compulsory union dues.

Corporate America's woke machinery hasn't been dismantled -- it's merely pausing, and the midterm elections may determine whether Woke 2.0 returns.

America has 7 million unfilled jobs, but the workforce crisis didn't start at work. It started in classrooms that stopped teaching character.

WFMD in Frederick, Maryland, marks 90 years on AM radio as Congress prepares to vote on a bill requiring AM antennas in every new car sold.

After her father's death, Asra Nomani revisits the quiet acts of service that shaped her life and finally understands the true meaning of the dignity of labor.

Former Amb. Gordon Sondland's 'Godfather Test' urges NATO and the European Union to presume Vladimir Putin is behind cyberattacks and sabotage targeting the West.

After losing her grandmother to vascular dementia in Queens, New York, one advocate now leads the push for earlier Alzheimer's diagnosis nationwide.

The Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling on the White House ballroom lawsuit exposes deep rifts, with Chief Justice John Roberts penning a sharp dissent.