Public Records Battle Goes Down To The Wire In Tennessee Legislature

More Than A Year After The Covenant School Mass Shooting, The Tennessee House Will Take Up A Measure This Week Prohibiting Third Parties From Getting Involved In Public Records Lawsuits.

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Small Businesses Concerned As Job Openings Hit Record High

The Bureau Of Labor Statistics Released New Data Wednesday Showing That There Were 11.3 Million Open Jobs For The Month Of January, Another New Record High. That Figure Is More Than The Number Of Unemployed Americans, Showing That Many Businesses Are Having Trouble Finding And Keeping Workers.

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Sen. Rand Paul Blames Pandemic Stimulus For Record Inflation

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) Released A New Report Tuesday Detailing The Effects Inflation Has Had On Families And Businesses Around The Country And Calling It A “Hidden Tax” On Americans.

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U.S. Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s Private Sector Mandate, Upholds Health Worker Mandate

The U.S. Supreme Court On Thursday Blocked The Biden Administration’s Vaccine Mandate On Private Sector Businesses, Though It Allowed A Separate Mandate To Stand For Certain Health Care Workers.

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Businesses Brace For Supreme Court Mandate Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court Is Expected To Rule On The Federal Vaccine Mandate For Private Employers As Early As This Week, But Until Then Businesses Are In Limbo, Expected To Enforce A Mandate That Could Be Overturned At Any Moment.

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Mandate Critics Urge Highest Court To Defend Individual Freedom

President Joe Biden’s Series Of Controversial Federal Vaccine Mandates Faced Their First Day Before The U.S. Supreme Court Friday, And Critics Are Urging The Justices To Side With Personal Freedoms Over What They Call Executive Branch Overreach.

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