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Tuesday, January 29 2019

• Two Years Later, So-Called "Muslim Ban" Continues To Separate Families January 29, 2019

  According to information obtained from the State Department, very few people from the blocked countries have received waivers to enter the U.S.&nbsp; (episode)

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  • Payday Lenders and Pawnbrokers Were Winners in the Government Shutdown January 29, 2019

    A look at why payday lenders and pawnbrokers emerged as winners in the shutdown.

  • DOJ Files Nearly Two Dozen Criminal Charges Against China's Huawei January 29, 2019

    It&rsquo;s the latest development in a series of crackdowns carried out by the United States against China for its cyber-espionage, theft and unfair trade practices.&nbsp;

  • National Labor Relations Board Decision Has Big Implications for Organized Labor January 29, 2019

    The NLRB decided that SuperShuttle employers were independent contractors, not employees, and could not unionize.

  • Looking Back at the History of the State of the Union January 29, 2019

    Not since 1986, when the Challenger tragedy occurred, has the State of the Union been delayed.

  • Two Years Later, So-Called "Muslim Ban" Continues To Separate Families January 29, 2019

    According to information obtained from the State Department, very few people from the blocked countries have received waivers to enter the U.S.&nbsp;

  • The Nation's Busiest Immigration Court Reopens After Government Shutdown January 29, 2019

    After 35 days of the shutdown, the nation's busiest immigration court reopened. One judge called the government shutdown "a disaster" for the court's backlog.