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• Nearly Two Open Jobs For Every Unemployed Worker, Data Shows

  There Are Nearly Two Open Jobs For Every Unemployed Worker In The U.S., The U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics New Employment Data Shows.

• ‘Trick On Taxpayers’ Outlines Questionable Projects Funded By Pandemic Relief

  More And More Federally Funded, Controversial Projects That Came As Part Of Pandemic-Relief Spending Passed By Congress Are Coming To Light, And Few Of Them Do Not Have Anything To Do With The Virus.

• Early Voting On The Rise Ahead Of Midterms

  With One Week Until Election Day, New Research Shows More And More Americans Have Already Voted.

• Feds Paid Nearly $1.2 Million To Study If Poor Sleep Is Caused By Racism

  The National Institutes Of Health Has Issued More Than A Million Dollars Via Taxpayer-Funded Medical Research Grants To Find Evidence That Racism Is To Blame For Poor Sleep In Minority Communities.

• Growing Number Of Small Businesses Can’t Afford Rent

  Newly Released Small Business Survey Data Shows That An Alarming Number Of Businesses Are Unable To Pay Rent.

• Biden’s Windfall Profits Tax Pledge Resembles Carter Administration Policy, Critics Say

  President Joe Biden’s Pledge To Impose A Crude Oil Windfall Profits Tax On U.S. Oil And Natural Gas Companies If They Don’t Increase Production To “Bring Down Gas Prices” Is Another Failed Democratic Policy, Critics, Including A Former Treasury Secretary, Argue.

• Probe Launched Into Homeland Security’s ‘Taxpayer-Funded Censorship Campaign’

  House Oversight Committee Republicans Are Kicking Off An Investigation Into What They They Called A “Taxpayer-Funded Censorship Campaign” At The Department Of Homeland Security.

• Border Patrol Union Tells ACLU To ‘Go To Hell’ Over Migrant Fight, Urges Votes For Pro-Border Defense Candidates

  After Another Clash With Foreign Nationals Illegally Entering The U.S., The Union Representing Border Patrol Agents Is Urging Americans To Vote On Nov. 8 For Candidates Who Will Defend Them, The Rule Of Law, And The Southern Border.

• Election Season Comes Down To The Wire

  Election Day Comes Tuesday, Putting A Range Of Major Issues Up For Grabs As Both Parties Battle For Control Of The House, Senate And Gubernatorial Races Around The Country.

• Unemployment Rose In October

  Newly Released Federal Data Show The Economy Created More Jobs Than Expected But Unemployment Rose In October.