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December 27, 2022
North Carolinians will be able to keep more of their money in 2023 following a scheduled income tax reduction to start the New Year.
December 23, 2022
(The Center Square) — North Carolinians will be able to keep more of their money in 2023 following a scheduled income tax reduction to start the New Year.
October 26, 2022
PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney Jacqueline C. Romero announced that Wylene Johnson, 41, of Chester, PA; Cookie Bundy, 41, of Philadelphia, PA;
October 26, 2022
When it came time to watch the John Fetterman vs. Dr. Oz debate, I decided to watch it with a staunch Republican.
September 13, 2022
Foreign criminal syndicates are estimated to have stolen tens of billions of dollars in pandemic relief money, and a new inspector general's report is shedding light on how some of that happened.
June 2, 2022
A flat payroll tax applied to all organizations, regardless of size or mission, hurts charities, which struggle to pay enough to attract workers in today’s tight labor market. The solution is a progressive payroll tax that excludes any nonprofit with fewer than 100 employees.
August 14, 2021
A group of Bronx artisans, many of whom turned their crafting hobbies into businesses during the pandemic, are setting up at Fordham Plaza on Sundays.
March 11, 2021
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s lifting of the mask mandate has deadly health risks for Latino families, their economic mobility, and the state’s economy. This decision is not an isolated case of the state’s leadership callousness and inequities toward people of color and already vulnerable, low-income workers. Scapegoating immigrants as a diversion from his decision was an added insult. Undocumented immigrants give more to our economy than they take. They risk their lives daily - unacknowledge...
March 5, 2021
Theres little doubt that the pandemic has hit women-owned businesses harder. Women are more likely to own an operation in the harder-hit service sector and bear the burden of increased child care. "There are only so many hours in a day. So do the math--thats less time to put toward their business," says Jill Sasso, vice president of human resources and governance programs at the Womens Business Enterprise National Council, a nonprofit for certification, resources, and advocacy for women-owned b...