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Thomas Barrabi writes for the New York Post about a dubious international marketing group facing new scrutiny from Republicans. At least two Republican state attorneys general are weighing possible legal…
O.H. Skinner writes for the Washington Examiner about the political left’s pervasive negative influence on key components of daily living. An unprecedented proliferation of left-wing “public nuisance” lawsuits is threatening…
Aaron Sibarium of the Washington Free Beacon reports on interesting legal action involving a high-profile company. A Starbucks shareholder is suing the company’s top executives over a host of race-conscious…
Chuck Ross of the Washington Free Beacon highlights an inconvenient truth for former Vice President Al Gore. Former vice president Al Gore runs a $36 billion investment fund dedicated to…
Editors at the Washington Examiner issue a plea to those planning future Olympic competitions. Leave it to the dutiful scribes at NBC News to parrot the communist Chinese government’s preferred…
Ronn Blitzer writes for Fox Business about the latest company sending mixed messages in its dealings with communist China. Intel has apologized for discouraging suppliers from doing business with China’s…
Conn Carroll writes for the Daily Signal about big Olympic sponsors that ignore communist China’s deplorable actions. [W]hile Nike loves to promote its brand by showing the utmost disrespect for…
Score one for the folks like me who are tired of ‘woke’ leftist politics invading everything from soda to baseball. Andrew Dunn reports for Carolina Journal on the Surry County…
William Sullivan writes at the American Thinker about the decline of an iconic American brand. In 1985, Coca-Cola executives opted to alter the company’s product to satisfy what they believed…
Glenn Reynolds writes for the New York Post about collusion between a political party and large businesses. Georgians adopted voter-integrity measures supported by a large majority of Americans, that are…
Editors at National Review Online tackle corporate America’s “empty” virtue signaling linked to the Georgia election law. A major gathering on Saturday of management from over a hundred businesses, many…
David Drucker of the Washington Examiner highlights a political fault line exposed by Georgia’s new voting law. The cozy relationship between corporate America and the Republican Party is unraveling after…