Coronavirus accelerates decline of slumping coal industry
The coal industry was already hurting before the coronavirus, and the pandemic has made things much worse.
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06.30.18 Weekly Market Wrap Up w/ Tom And Shane
Each week Shane brings us up to date on the latest market news. We’re still up for the year but the tariff talks are beginning to weaken steel and aluminum.
Unions Get A Death Blow From The Supreme Court
In the case of pubic workers who are unions protecting them from? That’s right — you and me. We are the CEO employers of the public union employees.
2018 Supreme Court Surprises
On Saturday June 30, Jennifer Bordy will guest on Open for Business for our yearly Supreme Court Wrap Up Show. Listen live online or tune in at 11am MDT.
What If Supermarkets Were Run Like Our Schools?
Like our schools, a group of faceless bureaucrats, would decide which grocery store you would attend and how much free groceries to which you’d be entitled.
Where Does The Money Come From To Get Elected?
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Have you ever wondered how decisions are made about who determines which candidate gets the bulk of the campaign donations? The answer might surprise you.
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Have you ever wondered how decisions are made about who determines which candidate gets the bulk of the campaign donations? The answer might surprise you.
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Stop The Vote?
It would seem that the easier you make if for one party to vote the easier it would be for the other party to vote too.
Republican Art Wittich Attempts to Force Bill To House Floor Single - Handed
This report provided to KGVO News by Madeline Beck with the University of Montana School of Journalism.
Do You See A Pattern Here?
Robert Reich is fighting a so-called war he perceives that conservatives (I guess that would be Republicans) have on the middle class and poor.
Money In Politics: What Does It Buy?
Elections are more about emotion than issues. Which explains why negative campaigns are so effective.