Maddy Joseph
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Published August 4th, 2017 - Maddy Joseph
This week, President Trump endorsed legislation that would halve legal immigration to the United States in the next decade, by drastically reducing the number of immigrants admitted because of family ties. Although the number admitted based on jobs skills woul... More »
Today's News & Commentary—July 21, 2017
Published July 21st, 2017 - Maddy Joseph
The New York City Council passed the country's first law requiring ride-hailing apps like Uber to offer in-app tipping. New York's in-app tipping requirement was first proposed to the City's Taxi and Limousine Commission this spring in a petition by the ... More »
Today's News & Commentary — July 7, 2017
Published July 7th, 2017 - Maddy Joseph
The June jobs report was released this morning. There's coverage here and here. In anticipation of the report, coverage in major papers this week remarked on the economy's continued slow expansion and the slower-than-last-year jobs growth in the first five mon... More »
Today's News & Commentary — June 23, 2017
Published June 23rd, 2017 - Maddy Joseph
On Tuesday, President Trump nominated Marvin Kaplan to the NLRB. Kaplan is a former lawyer for the Republicans on the House education and oversight committees. The NLRB now has a Republican majority, and Kaplan's confirmation could lead to the reversal of a nu... More »
Today's News & Commentary — June 9, 2017
Published June 9th, 2017 - Maddy Joseph
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May will not resign but will seek to form a minority government after her party lost its parliamentary majority in yesterday's election. The future of Brexit and recent calls to limit immigration are now less clear. The results... More »
Published May 26th, 2017 - Maddy Joseph
Maryland's governor vetoed a paid sick leave bill yesterday, saying the measure would be "disastrous to our state's economy." The bill would have required employers with over 15 workers to provide at least five days of paid sick leave. The bill, which garne... More »