Plus: Biden’s Proposals Will Worsen Labor Shortage
October 13 2021
Good morning from Washington, where President Biden tries to put the best face on disappointing employment numbers. His own plans would make the situation worse, Rachel Greszler argues. State groups that represent school boards don’t want to be associated with silencing parents’ voices, Mary Margaret Olohan reports. On the podcast, a college professor who happens to be black takes on critical race theory. Plus: Star Parker on the canceling of science; the EPA comes under fire for cronyism; and an ever-changing Navy turns 246. On this date in 2010, the last of 33 miners trapped nearly half a mile underground are rescued more than two months after the collapse of a gold and copper mine in northern Chile.
Employers are having a hard time finding the workers they need. They’re also struggling to keep employees onboard as nearly 4 million workers have quit their jobs each month.
“EPA eliminated all industry representatives from two important advisory committees in order to stack those committees with academics who are financially beholden to EPA,” states the complaint.
Just like wireless radio and nuclear-powered technologies, unmanned warships are about to become a game-changer that could help counter China’s rapidly growing naval fleet.
Eleven state school board organizations distance themselves from a National School Boards Association letter asking President Biden to take action against parents protesting progressive school policies.
“The illogic that is inherent in a lot of anti-racist activism ... is absurd," says Erec Smith, author of “A Critique of Anti-Racism in Rhetoric and Composition.” Postmodern elites often expect Americans...
