By Dave Gibson, September 9, 2020 Over the last few months, the riots, looting, and violence that has become, yet another “new normal,” may be dishing-out the final blow to the appeal of city life. When you combine the still, largely unabated crime with the COVID lock downs, working from home, and ‘virtual learning’ for…
DetailsAll hail the 90s! The late Barbara Jordan, a trailblazing congresswoman from Texas, championed rule of a law in fiery but fair fashion. Take a listen:
DetailsBy Dave Gibson, September 4, 2020 States first began officially celebrating Labor Day in 1887, when Colorado, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Oregon passed legislation to celebrate the day. By the 1930s, all states, and the federal government adopted legislation making the first Monday in September to forever be known as Labor Day. For…
DetailsBy Jason Richwine, September 3, 2020 Immigrants to the United States have become more educated since the Great Recession. Between 2007 and 2017, the share of recent working-age immigrants who have a four-year college degree rose from 32 percent to 45 percent. Although this trend is a positive development, policymakers should interpret it cautiously. “Educated”…
DetailsBy Allan Wall, September 2, 2020 Costa Rica is a Central American country located between Nicaragua on the north and Panama on its southeast. The country is known for its prosperity, stability, and democracy. Its 2018 inequality-adjusted Human Development Index (HDI), at 0.639, is the highest in Central America. (Full Disclosure: Costa Rica is also…
DetailsBy George Rodriquez, September 1, 2020 Former San Antonio mayor Julian Castro recently expressed his concerns regarding the Hispanic vote for the Democrat Party. However, is Julian worried about a Republican victory in November, or is he concerned about not being relevant in his own Party, or is it both? Julian has served as the…
DetailsDuring the final night of the Republican National Convention, a video segment was shown before HUD Secretary Ben Carson spoke. The video featured several New York City public housing residents and leaders. One resident – Judy Smith – questioned the Democrats’ priorities on housing, since the Big Apple’s Mayor Bill de Blasio is a staunch…
DetailsBy US INC staff, August 26, 2020 Border Hawk News is US Incorporated’s newest media project. BHN is an immigration aggregate news site (regularly updated) whose design and layout has been described as “eye candy” by a West Coast marketing guru and whose content has been succinctly explained in an article by the National File.…
DetailsBy Allan Wall, August 25, 2020 The 2020 U.S. presidential election pits Republican incumbent Donald Trump against Democratic candidate Joe Biden. Election Day is less than three months away. Here at US Incorporated we aren’t allowed to endorse candidates, but we sure can examine what they are proposing and comment on the issues. On August…
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