| Good morning from Washington, where the booming economy is making more jobs available for blacks, Hispanics, and women, among others. Adam Michel explains why liberal policies would derail that success. Gotten a huge unexpected medical bill from an ER visit or know someone who has? Doug Badger looks at Congress' approach to solving that issue. Fifty-nine years ago today, Harper Lee's classic tale of a lawyer's fight for justice for an innocent man in segregated America, "To Kill a Mockingbird," was first published.
| | | | | | June's employment numbers were particularly good for African-Americans, with the unemployment rate dropping to 6%, nearing the historic low of 5.9%. Women, Hispanics, and workers without a college degree are seeing similar trends. | | | | | There's a lot of money from men with troubling reputations falling in the coffers of the party that claims to care most about sex assault and human trafficking victims. | | | | | Patients rightly expect not to be financially penalized when they seek care in an emergency room or at a network facility. Congress rightly wants to address this problem, but the solutions it has so far contemplated are ill-conceived. | | | | | Higher college costs, spurred by student loans, have discouraged low-income people from attending college more than middle-class or wealthy people. | | | | | "The goal here was straightforward: Put Epstein behind bars, ensure he registered as a sexual offender, provide victims with the means to seek restitution, and protect the public," says Acosta of the 2008 deal. | | | | | Over the course of his life, Perot always sought to raise public awareness of our military. He initiated or supported efforts to improve service members' quality of life, to highlight the critical role they play in securing our country, and to see that their sacrifices were recognized. | | | | | We discuss whether or not air conditioning is sexist, drama over the "Little Mermaid" remake, and all the controversy surrounding the U.S. women's soccer team. | | | | | On Amazon, you can buy almost any book written throughout human history—from the Bible to Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf." As of last week, however, you cannot get any of Dr. Joseph Nicolosi Sr.'s books about leaving homosexuality. | | | | | | | | |
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