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Instacart Threatens Plaintiffs as NYC Delivery Wage Lawsuit Looms

New York City’s controversial push to raise wages for app-based grocery delivery workers faces legal threats from industry giants and mounting concerns from small businesses. If Mayor Eric Adams signs off on the measure, Instacart has promised a lawsuit, warning of dire consequences for workers and consumers alike.

442 Child Sponsors Arrested in Migrant Abuse Crackdown

Federal authorities have arrested 442 individuals who served as sponsors for unaccompanied migrant children released into the United States during the Biden administration, according to ICE data reported by NewsNation’s Ali Bradley. The arrests involve allegations of child abuse and other criminal activities, raising renewed concerns about how the Biden administration handled the mass influx of unaccompanied minors at the southern border.

Amazon Warehouse Robots Poised to Overtake Human Workforce

Amazon is on the verge of having more robots than human employees in its massive warehouse network, as automation continues to redefine the future of retail logistics. The company currently operates over one million robots—nearly matching the size of its human workforce—and is expected to surpass that number soon.

Senate Unanimously Passes ‘No Tax on Tips Act,’ Advancing Trump’s Promise to Protect Service Workers

The U.S. Senate unanimously passed the "No Tax on Tips Act" on May 20, 2025, delivering a significant legislative victory for President Donald Trump’s economic agenda.

Pennsylvania $15 Minimum Wage Battle Heats Up in Harrisburg

Labor unions and Democrat lawmakers rallied in Harrisburg on Monday in support of a $15 minimum wage bill, reigniting a battle that’s raged for 15 consecutive years. Pennsylvania’s minimum wage remains at $7.25 an hour—the same as the federal rate—and lower than all surrounding states.

Trump Balances H-1B Visa Debate Amid CEO Push for Skilled Workers

On his second day in office, President Donald Trump addressed the H-1B visa program, acknowledging both sides of the contentious debate while emphasizing the need for "competent people" to contribute to the U.S. workforce. Speaking at a White House press event with CEOs Larry Ellison (Oracle), Masayoshi Son (Softbank), and Sam Altman (OpenAI), Trump described the importance of skilled immigration for economic growth while refraining from endorsing an expansion or reduction of the program.

Trump Nominee Advocates for New Tariff-Based Revenue Approach

On Monday, President Donald Trump’s nominee for Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick, unveiled a proposal to reintroduce a tariff-focused system for funding the federal government, which he referred to as the “External Revenue Service.” Lutnick announced the initiative at a rally in Washington following Trump’s inauguration, calling it a cornerstone of the administration’s plan to restore American economic greatness.

China’s Population Declines For Third Consecutive Year

China's National Bureau of Statistics announced that its population declined for the third consecutive year in 2024, despite a modest increase in births for the first time in seven years.

Senator Ted Cruz Reintroduces ‘No Tax on Tips Act’

On January 16, 2025, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) reintroduced the bipartisan "No Tax on Tips Act," aiming to exempt gratuities from federal income taxation.

Fairfax Homeowner Shoots Alleged Intruder in Self-Defense

An alleged intruder in Fairfax, Virginia, is in critical condition after being shot by a homeowner during an attempted break-in early Wednesday morning. According to police, the homeowner called 911 at approximately 2:30 a.m. to report the intruder’s attempt to force entry into the home. The homeowner remained on the line with emergency services as the situation unfolded.

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