Joe Guzzardi

In December, Major League Baseball announced that it had arrived at an agreement with the Cuban Baseball Federation (CBF) that would allow Cuban nationals to ... Read More

On New Year's Eve, The Washington Post published a shockingly biased (even as measured in the current shoddy journalism era) op-ed piece. Titled "The Demographic ... Read More

I have seen the major U.S. metropolis' future, and it is bleak. A New York City Christmas vacation, spawned by nostalgia for the Manhattan where ... Read More

In what may be the most defiant lame duck plot in recent history, outgoing House Speaker Paul Ryan has, mostly under the radar, put forward ... Read More

The din emanating from Congress these days is decidedly not in the Christmas spirit. The White House confrontation that pitted President Trump against his arch-enemies ... Read More

An unspectacular Bureau of Labor Statistics November report casts doubt on the health of the job market in 2019. The economy added 155,000 jobs, fewer ... Read More

To hear Babe Ruth tell his story, he was the best shirt maker that the St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys ever had. Ruth's parents, ... Read More

Bush 41, Hero to Many, also Ushered in Cheap Labor Era Few Americans have lived such a blessed life as George H. W. Bush. He is ... Read More

Optional Practical Training (OPT), a temporary employment program for foreign undergraduate and grad students on F-1 visas, is the vehicle that corporate America, and more ... Read More

The Central American caravan has conclusively proven three things. First, the migrants are economic migrants, and therefore don't qualify for asylum. Second, despite offers from ... Read More