This Single Labor Rule Hurts Business Owners, Colleges, and Habitat for Humanity
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June 23, 2016 |
| Good morning from Washington, where House Republicans say they've got a plan to repeal and replace Obamacare. Health policy expert Nina Owcharenko has initial thoughts. Speaking of health, spending to counter the Zika virus divides the White House and Congress. Fred Lucas reports. The Obama administration's overtime rule hurts employees, a businessman and others tell Melissa Quinn. Plus: Elizabeth Slattery on a new sort of discrimination, Bruce Klingner on the North Korea missile threat, and Leah Jessen on the Air Force's problem with God. |
NewsThis Single Labor Rule Hurts Business Owners, Colleges, and Habitat for Humanity"There's a disconnect between Washington and the rest of the country [about] what reality is," Michigan business owner Rodney Kloha tells The Daily Signal about a new overtime regulation. |
CommentaryAsian-American Students Suspect Discrimination in Ivy League AdmissionsThe concept of race preferences in college admissions undoubtedly came from a place of good intentions, but it's become increasingly clear these policies do more harm than good. |
NewsObama Pushes Congress on Zika Money, but Questions Loom on Administration's Response"This is not the time to send hundreds of millions of dollars to other countries," a public health activist says of the administration's proposal to fight the Zika virus. |
Commentary5 Key Health Care Proposals From House Republican PlanThe document offers a vision for health care that is in sharp contrast to Obamacare, embracing the important role of the consumer rather than putting the government in charge. |
AnalysisNorth Korea Advances Missile Threat CapabilitiesPyongyang's willingness to test-fire ballistic missiles so quickly after failures reflects North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's commitment to augment his arsenal rapidly. |
NewsAir Force Base Silences Veteran for Using the Word 'God' in a Retirement SpeechUniformed airmen grabbed and removed Oscar Rodriguez Jr. as he invoked God in a speech at a retirement ceremony at Travis Air Force Base. |
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