Time to Safeguard Our Lawyers, Judges, and Doctors from Progressive Groups

Time to Safeguard Our Lawyers, Judges, and Doctors from Progressive Groups

Excitement is brewing as the American Bar Association (ABA) and the American Psychological Association (APA) prepare for a review by the Department of Education’s National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity (NACIQI). This review could potentially challenge the dominance these two organizations hold over their respective fields. In the realm of law, the ABA […]

Congress Might Not Have Enough Time to Reach an Agreement on Permitting Reform

Congress Might Not Have Enough Time to Reach an Agreement on Permitting Reform

Time Running Out for Permitting Reform Deal Republican lawmakers are finding themselves under pressure as they aim to finalize a permitting reform deal. Recently, the House approved its own version, the SPEED Act, and now members have left Washington to focus on midterm campaigns. The House passed the bipartisan Standardizing Permitting and Expediting Economic Development […]

Main Street Capital Became Public with a Share Price of $15. A $10,000 Investment at That Time Now Earns Approximately $177 Monthly in Dividends.

Main Street Capital Became Public with a Share Price of $15. A $10,000 Investment at That Time Now Earns Approximately $177 Monthly in Dividends.

Main Street Capital’s Successful IPO and Dividend Performance Main Street Capital completed its initial public offering on October 4, 2007, priced at $15 per share. If you had invested $10,000 in this business development company at the time, you would have acquired about 667 shares. Today, those shares would yield approximately $177 each month from […]

Sanctuary cities’ failure to protect from jail time

Sanctuary cities' failure to protect from jail time

Conflicting Perspectives on Sanctuary Policies and Public Safety Supporters of sanctuary policies often promote them as essential for public safety, claiming that by keeping local police out of immigration enforcement, immigrant communities will develop trust in law enforcement. This, they argue, would lead to more crime reporting and safer neighborhoods. However, the reality in places […]