Toyota Downplays Starbuck’s Role in Dropping Woke Practices

Toyota Motor Corporation is subtly steering away from its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and pro-LGBTQ initiatives, joining a series of corporations that have recently recalibrated their public stance on social issues. In a decisive internal communication, Toyota informed its U.S. employees of a significant shift in its community engagement strategies, choosing to focus primarily…

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Republican DeSantis Turns National Guard into Scabs to Break Florida Port Strike

In a decisive move Governor Ron DeSantis (R., Fla.) has announced the deployment of the Florida National Guard to key ports affected by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) strike. This action follows the dockworkers’ decision to strike at ports along the East Coast as they fight for better wages. Governor DeSantis, in a Thursday press…

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Florida Condo Crisis: DeSantis’ Legislation Leads To Jail Time

While Florida’s condo legislation, passed under Governor Ron DeSantis, has caused significant upheaval in the state’s condominium communities, an unexpected upside has emerged: the laws are exposing and helping to apprehend corrupt condo board members and property managers. The recent arrest of Gregori Arzumanov, president of Turnberry on the Green condominiums in Aventura, is a…

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Unions Could Have Saved Remote Work: Amazon Employees Grapple with New Return To Office Mandate

Amazon employees are expressing frustration following CEO Andy Jassy’s announcement of a new return-to-office (RTO) mandate. In a company-wide message sent on September 16, 2024, Jassy stated that, beginning January 2, 2025, employees would be required to return to the office five days a week, with limited exceptions. The decision has reignited concerns about work-life…

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California’s Newsom 2025 Law Set to Bring Amsterdam’s Red-Light District Vibe to the State

California is preparing for a major shift in its culture as Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed Assembly Bill 1775, which will legalize cannabis cafes starting in January 2025. These cafes, inspired by Amsterdam’s famous cannabis spots, will allow patrons to smoke cannabis while enjoying food, coffee, and live entertainment, marking a return to indoor smoking…

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New York and Texas Ports Grind to a Halt as Dockworkers Strike Begins October 1

The Biden administration faces growing pressure as major strikes disrupt critical sectors of the U.S. economy. From the picket lines at Boeing factories to dockworkers walking out at ports across the East and Gulf Coasts, unions are flexing their muscles like never before. These strikes could have serious economic consequences, threatening to fuel inflation and…

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Florida and Texas Hurricane Insurance Crisis Could Drag California Taxpayers Into the Storm

A new proposal by Florida Congressman Jared Moskowitz could lead to states like California helping to cover the high cost of home insurance claims in states like Florida and Texas, where major storms have made insurance very expensive. Moskowitz wants to create a national insurance fund to spread the risk across the country. His idea…

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DeSantis’ Florida Condo Law Faces Scrutiny as Residents Are Evicted Amid Hurricane Helene

Fort Lauderdale, FL – As Hurricane Helene made landfall in South Florida, residents of Springbrook Gardens condominium were grappling with an urgent eviction order that had left many homeless during the storm. The condo building, constructed in 1978, was deemed structurally unsafe by city officials just before the hurricane’s arrival, forcing residents to vacate with…

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Boeing Strike Escalates: Union Demands Wage Hike, Rejects Latest Offer

The Boeing (NYSE: BA) strike, led by the International Association of Machinists (IAM), has now entered its second week, halting production of key aircraft models, including the 737, 767, and 777, at the company’s Washington State facilities. Aviation analysts estimate that Boeing could be losing between $100 million and $150 million per day due to…

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