Joe Guzzardi

During a normal Major League Baseball season, by mid-July fans would be anticipating the annual All-Star Game. But in 2020, COVID-19, the great killjoy, has ... Read More

Taxpayer-Subsidized Program Displaces U.S. Tech Workers President Trump's June 22 Executive Order suspending several temporary nonimmigrant visas is a good beginning. But as the Chinese philosopher ... Read More

Most Americans know Lou Gehrig's tragic story. Fewer know how his widow, Eleanor, lovingly kept the baseball Hall of Famer's memory alive for decades after ... Read More

Finally! After nearly three decades of pleading to deaf Republican and Democratic congresses for a fair shake, American workers can celebrate. Breaking with his White House ... Read More

Recently, the departments of Homeland Security and Justice announced a new regulation that would overhaul the United States' widely abused asylum process. Government officials stated ... Read More

If a contest were held to name the visas most hurtful to American workers among the 25-odd federally issued ones that include employment authorization, the ... Read More

The May jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics dumbfounded economists and made Wall Street analysts look foolish. Supposed experts expected that the huge ... Read More

A few years after President Bill Clinton signed the North American Free Trade Agreement, Rolling Stone sent investigative reporter Dan Baum out to pound the ... Read More

Time is short to the expiration of President Trump's Executive Order that suspended some immigration, and expansionists are pulling out all the stops. At stake ... Read More

When the 1956 Major League Baseball season began, the New York Yankees were in the unfamiliar position of not being the defending world champion. The ... Read More