The U.S. Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) just given the green light to a number of Chinese state-owned companies to begin exporting processed chicken products to America.
It’s likely that, at the very least, the Senate will pass a resolution supporting the war drive.
One of the most frightening possibilities surrounding the looming Syrian civil war intervention by the U.S. armed forces is the potential for a difficult, open-ended conflict without a clear goal.
A movement is spreading across the United States against fast food employers that pay wages far below any reasonable living standards. According to multiple news sources, at least 50 cities in the nation are reportedly seeing strikes outside popular restaurants such as McDonald’s and KFC.
A cascading problem involving stock price listings crippled the NASDAQ on August 22, driving down trading activity for over two hours and raising fresh questions over the dependability of automated systems in the 21st century stock market. According to various news sources, NASDAQ officials are still looking into a problem that some believe began with a single piece of software.
The risk of a government shutdown is obviously bad for business, but according to some House Republicans, this action is the only way to stop the Obama administration from fully implementing Obamacare. To accomplish this feat, several lawmakers are proposing that the GOP either holds the debt ceiling or a government funding bill hostage in exchange for a full repeal.
What’s so remarkable about this situation is the lengths to which the mainstream media, until recently, has ignored the employment issues created by Obamacare. Yet the winds are shifting as new reports from Reuters and Fox News detail the startling reality of the modern American jobs market.