Today in its final report, the Task Force announced a series of actions and recommendations to help ensure better implementation of parity.

Today, the President granted commutation of sentence to the following 98 individuals.

The POWER initiative exemplifies a collaborative approach to federal partnership with communities.

Congress has the ability to pass this legislation before the end of the year and send it to the President's desk for his signature.

There is still more work to do to reverse longer-run patterns of stagnant wage growth and rising income inequality.

HR professionals need to understand that these violations can lead to severe consequences, including criminal prosecution.

Now is the time to move forward. The problems that may have arisen from the affordable care act is not because governments too involved in the process. The problem is that we have not reached everybody and pulled them in.

Whoever was responsible has carried out the kind of terrorist attack that's worthy of widespread condemnation.

Today's actions to address wage collusion, unnecessary non-compete agreements, and other anticompetitive practices respond to the President's Executive Order issued on April 15.

Greater labor market competition can help promote efficiency and employment and ensure that the benefits of economic growth are shared by all.

I think the President is pleased about the current trajectory of the race.

Well, @RealDonald Trump, at least I will go down as a president.