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The gun-grabbing laws of deep-blue cities don't deter cop killers, but their soft-on-crime policies put our peace officers at ever greater risk.

Sister Patricia Daly, a Dominican nun who as a leader in the field of socially responsible investing took on corporate behemoths like General Electric, Ford and ExxonMobil, died on Dec. 9 in Caldwell, New Jersey. She was 66.

A leader in the field of socially responsible investing, she used shareholder actions and private meetings to pressure big corporations, including G.E. and Ford.

‘CarPro’ Automotive Industry Expert Jerry Reynolds is This Week’s Guest on Harrison Podcast. Since its invention in the early 20th century, the automobile’s impact on society (not to mention radio) has been immeasurable… and it continues to be to this very day. The horseless carriage has shaped ...

Unlike any other country, we sacralize dreams, underdogs and comebacks. We still crave recognition. We are still not settled.