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Foreign Investor Immigrants Stymied By Restrictive U.S. Border Entry Rule

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U.S. border entry policy is impeding E-2 investor immigrants from supervising their U.S. investments. The question is what useful purpose does the current policy serve if it is needlessly interfering with foreign investments in the United States? Clearly, a change is needed.

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The Herschel Walker Scandals: Woman Claims He Attacked Her, Latest Story To Roil The Campaign

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Georgia Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker is headed to a December 6 runoff election against Sen. Raphael Warnock (D), after regular eruptions of negative stories about Walker’s past that began almost immediately upon his entering the race.

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Senate Votes To Avert Rail Strike—But Denies Railroad Workers’ Request For 7 Paid Sick Days

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The Senate approved a new contract between railroad companies and labor unions on Thursday in a last-minute vote, preventing a nationwide railroad strike and severely hamstring the economy.

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Epstein’s Estate Will Pay $105 Million To U.S. Virgin Islands Over Sex Trafficking Claims

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Jeffrey Epstein’s estate agreed to pay $105 million to the U.S. Virgin Islands over claims he used the territory to operate his sex trafficking ring under the cover of running a financial firm, the New York Times reported Wednesday.

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