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The June jobs report, Florida’s World Cup Kool-Aid, and what working families should actually do. By Wayne “Big Sarge” Ince The country added 57,000 jobs in June. Dow Jones economists had penciled in 115,000. We came in at roughly half. Labor force participation slid to 61.5 percent, the lowest since March 2021. The Bureau of […]

Wix.com AI generated image only *By Wayne "Big Sarge" Ince* The June jobs report came out while people were watching fireworks. It said the U.S. added 57,000 jobs, about half of what forecasters wanted, and the share of adults working or looking for work slid to 61.5 percent, the lowest since March 2021.[1][2] The headline unemployment rate ticked down to 4.2 percent, but the Bureau of Labor Statistics was clear about why. People left the labor force. They did not find better

The June jobs report, Florida’s World Cup Kool-Aid, and what working families should actually do. With the excitement building around the florida World Cup 2026, there’s lots to consider for residents and visitors alike. By Wayne “Big Sarge” Ince The country added 57,000 jobs in June. Dow Jones economists had penciled in 115,000. We came […]

The Supreme Court’s term blocked the spectacle and blessed the architecture. Black voters will pay for the difference in November. By Wayne “Big Sarge” Ince | big-sarge.blog | July 2026 https://the-umpire-repainted-the-9a3vze9.gamma.site – Slideshow On the last Monday in June, Chief Justice John Roberts announced two decisions from the same bench, minutes apart, both answering the same question: can the […]

In 1852, a group of abolitionists in Rochester, New York, invited Frederick Douglass to give the Independence Day address. He took the invitation and used it to tell his audience why the holiday was not his to celebrate. He argued that the gap between America’s stated freedom and Black Americans’ lived freedom was vast. The […]

Birthright citizenship survived 5-4. That is not a win. That is a warning shot fired across the bow of every right written into the Constitution after the Civil War.