Nutrition is in the spotlight as an essential part of preventing and managing chronic and acute diseases. Across the country, an increasing number of people are recognizing that nutrition must play ...
AI threatens to take all our jobs, starting with radiology - or, at least, that's what some have predicted. Contrary to what has become common wisdom, however, new research sugge ...
The Clarity Act, which would bring a regulated Crypto market to the United States, would help reduce theft, collusion, and close regulatory and ethical loopholes for consumers and investors. Yet while ...
After failing its past eight audits, the Department of War is on track to pass an audit by 2028, the Pentagon said recently. Achieving this goal will meet a statutory requirement and demonstrate ...
Ohioan John Ream is an accomplished aerospace engineer and brewery owner. He would like to try his hand at making Bourbon. However, federal law prohibits distilling spirited beverages at home. On Mond ...
Why would a small cadre of Republicans join in with all the Democrats on Capitol Hill to force employment contracts upon private citizen workers and private sector companies, determined by government ...
Trade policy is often debated in terms of tariffs, supply chains and market access. Labor issues are typically discussed separately, focusing on wages, workplace conditions and collective bargaining.
In late April, United Steelworkers (USW) members got a text message that should have been reassuring but, instead, raised more questions than it answered. Union leaders told membe ...
Vividly I learning about the importance of cotton in American history classes as a youth. The Industrial Revolution and Eli Whitney's cotton ginfueling demand for clothes made from cotton gave a ...
In this era of hyper partisanship, an opportunity for two-party, commonsense legislation is always welcome. The recent passage of the bipartisan affordable housing act, for example, was a welcome resp ...