With the 5-year anniversary of George Floyd’s death by police, this month his uncle Selwyn Jones is continuing the fight against police brutality and excessive use of force. On May 25th 2020, the world witnessed a horrific tragedy that sparked outrage across
— Serene Abbott Marshlands are a significant area of freshwater tidal and non-tidal wetlands
CINCINNATI, OHIO — Author and accomplished musician Nick Greenberg welcomes readers into the heart of Cincinnati, where pierogi slinging food truck chef Anton Cherny is about to make a series of bad decisions in the new book, The Culinary Caper. When readers
The Damn, Man Nuts & Beef High Protein Gift Box. This high-protein snack assortment is perfect for any dad who craves bold flavors. It features a selection of handpicked beef sticks ranging from mild to wild, along with two handcrafted nut mixes for the ultimate snacking experience. This box is
— NBA superstar LeBron James’ former $6.5 million investment in English Premier League side Liverpool Football Club would now be worth well over $100 million, driven by the team’s sporting success and commercial growth since his initial involvement nearly 15 years ago.
Officers exercising executive power should be accountable to the president, constitutional freedoms advocate Christian Employers Alliance argues WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Christian Employers Alliance (CEA) has filed an amicus brief in Slaughter v. Trump supporting the president’s constitutional authority to remove Federal Trade Commission (FTC) officials who wield substantial
Dalton T. Sirmans’ manuscript, The Refugee Advantage, is currently being reviewed for publication by several major publishing houses. Sirmans has uncovered the remarkable traits that propel refugees to extraordinary success in business and beyond, and he reveals them in his immensely topical and
Family-owned business Electric Mirror reverses plans to move overseas, commits to expanding U.S. production amid trade policy reforms EVERETT, Wash. — The Trump Administration tariffs have saved American manufacturers struggling to keep blue-collar jobs in the U.S. from moving production overseas, according to Electric Mirror CEO Jim
NEW YORK — Health care expenses are one of the biggest financial burdens on American companies and consumers, observes Ray Kober, a health care industry innovator and self-described champion for the underdog. For Kober, who was raised by a single mother, the