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Cincinnati street fight proves MAGA outrage over violence only shows up when race is involved: Leila Atassi

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Ohio's MAGA politicians and right-wing media exploited a Cincinnati street fight for racial and political gain, turning an isolated incident into campaign fodder while ignoring broader causes of violence and the city’s real efforts to ensure public safety.See the Story

Rising Socialist Agenda Threatens Families, Communities and Spiritual Wellbeing

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The progressive policy agenda of U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders seems to be gaining popularity amongst a few aspiring elected officials in some cities throughout the U.S. However, these policies have failed in other countries and have proven that a big-government takeover would only mean more inequality and injustice for us all. In addition, the Democratic Socialists of America believe that families are racist and should be dismantled from society …United States · United States Read Article

National Center for Public Policy Research Announces Leadership Transition

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Ridenour, Faoro and Almasi Take On New Roles Washington, D.C. – Three leaders within the National Center for Public Policy Research have recently transitioned into new roles: David Ridenour now serves as chairman of the National Center’s board of directors, Dan Faoro has been named president and David Almasi has assumed the role of executive vice president and chief operating officer. David Ridenour After fourteen years serving as president, and…District of Columbia · District of Columbia Read Article

FEP Demands Answers from Morgan Stanley After DEI Allegations

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Washington, D.C. – The National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) is pressing Morgan Stanley for an explanation after being contacted by an apparent whistleblower who alleged that the investment banking company continues to engage in potentially illegal Diversity Equity & Inclusion (DEI) employment practices. After being contacted by the whistleblower on July 24, FEP Executive Director Stefan Padfield engaged in i…DEI · District of Columbia Read Article

Stefan Padfield: Why Activist Investors Are Essential, Not Improper

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Recent corporate legal filings are treating the deeply flawed decision made in our Starbucks lawsuit as if it’s proper precedent and good law. In a commentary published at RealClearMarkets, Free Enterprise Project Executive Director Stefan Padfield explains why that assumption is dangerous: Recent legal filings referencing National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR) v. Schultz (the Starbucks case), are advancing a dangerous notion: that n…Starbucks · United States Read Article

Republicans Stop Short of Endorsing Trump’s Call to Arrest Obama Officials

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Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s document releases about the Obama administration’s review of the 2016 election are leading President Trump to call for prosecution of former officials, including his predecessor. But many Republicans in Congress aren’t ready to go quite that far. While Trump’s GOP supporters in Congress have united in expressing outrage, they... The post Republicans stop short of endorsing Trump’s call to arrest …Barack Obama See the Story

Getting a Job as a Disabled Person, 35 Years After ADA

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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – 35 years after the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed, discussions are still being had in Sioux Falls about improving access to jobs for disabled people. Disabled leaders in the community and advocates held a panel on Friday to discuss the importance of employment for disabled people and the hurdles they still face today. POET ranked a top exporter in the U.S. “Working has really enriched my life in man…Laura Kelly See the Story

Is Tesla Tainted By Child Labor? Shareholders Want to Know

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Washington, D.C. — The Free Enterprise Project (FEP) of the National Center for Public Policy Research submitted a shareholder proposal to Tesla on Thursday, asking the company to issue a report on the extent to which child labor may be involved in the manufacture of the company’s electric vehicle (EV) batteries. Even though Tesla claims that the company is investing more in human and legal resources than ever before to combat child labor in its…Tesla · District of Columbia Read Article

Craig DeLuz: Supreme Court Defends Constitutional Limits in Recent Rulings

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Three recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions “collectively illustrate the Supreme Court’s commitment to conservative jurisprudence, upholding individual liberties, promoting religious freedoms and strengthening parental rights,” writes Project 21 Ambassador Craig DeLuz in a commentary published at The Detroit News. Read his commentary below for more. In an era when the judiciary is often seen as a battleground for ideological warfare, the recent ru…Las Vegas, Nevada · Las Vegas See the Story

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