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Tim Pearce is an investigative journalist for independent news and media organizations in the United States. Pearce spends time covering topics such as business and energy news. He attended Hillsdale College.

Business

Covington Student Nicholas Sandmann is Suing The Washington Post For $250M Over Its Coverage of…

Tim Pearce Feb 19, 2019
WASHINGTON - Covington Catholic high school student Nicholas Sandmann is suing The Washington Post over its coverage of a January incident involving himself and Native American protester Nathan Phillips. Attorneys for…
Business

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker Signs Bill That Raises Minimum Wage to $15 Per Hour by 2025

Tim Pearce Feb 19, 2019
SPRINGFIELD - Democratic Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill Tuesday raising the state’s minimum wage from $8.25 an hour to $15 by 2025, The Hill reported. Pritzker signaled Thursday that he would sign the bill after it passed…
Business

Amazon Announces Plans To “Go Green” Amid Fallout Over Failed New York Headquarters

Tim Pearce Feb 19, 2019
NEW YORK - Amazon announced a new green project Monday to ship half of all packages with net zero carbon by 2030 after the company ended a contentious plan to build a campus in New York. Amazon’s latest project, called “Shipment…
Religion

Catholic Church Has Secret Internal ‘Guidelines’ On How To Handle Priests Who Father Children

Tim Pearce Feb 19, 2019
EUROPE - The Catholic Church has officially recognized that it has internal guidelines in place governing procedures when clerics father children, The New York Times reports. The admission may be the first of its kind and comes days…

Women Are More Educated Yet Working Less Than Men

Tim Pearce Feb 18, 2019
NEW YORK - Women are earning four-year college degrees at a higher rate but working at a rate significantly lower than men in the U.S., Axios reports. Adults in the U.S. are overall more educated now than at any other…
Business

Farm Bankruptcies Surge as China Tariffs Hurt Industry

Tim Pearce Feb 17, 2019
WASHINGTON - U.S. farmers are filing for Chapter 12 bankruptcy at the highest rate in at least a decade as agriculturists feel pressure from trade wars and low commodity prices, The Wall Street Journal reported in February. The…
Crime

Four Police Officers Injured In Active Shooter Incident In Illinois

Tim Pearce Feb 15, 2019
AURORA - At least four police officers and multiple civilians are injured after a shooter stormed a manufacturing company in Aurora, Illinois, Friday, The Aurora Daily Herald reports. At least one civilian might be dead. Multiple…
Business

Al Capone’s Home Up For Sale On 90th Anniversary Of The Infamous St. Valentine’s Day…

Tim Pearce Feb 14, 2019
CHICAGO - The Chicago home of Al Capone, the Prohibition-era mob boss, is going up for sale again in time for the 90th anniversary of the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, an infamous hit job thought to be orchestrated by Capone. Capone…
Business

New York Wants Its Money Back From Amazon As States Turn On Corporate Tax Breaks

Tim Pearce Feb 13, 2019
NEW YORK - Amazon may forfeit part or all of its $3 billion incentive package to build a new headquarters in New York City after local residents put up a spirited resistance to the company’s plans. The fallout between Amazon and the…
Business

U.S. Solar Industry Lost Roughly 18,000 Jobs in Past Two Years

Tim Pearce Feb 12, 2019
NEW YORK - The U.S. solar industry lost roughly 18,000 jobs in the past two years, from roughly 260,000 jobs in 2016 to about 242,000 jobs in November 2018, according to the National Solar Jobs Census. The Solar Foundation has…
Crime

Menendez Attacks Trump For Treating Every Border Jumper As Criminal

Tim Pearce Feb 12, 2019
NEW JERSEY – Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey attacked President Donald Trump Monday for treating illegal aliens that drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol as criminals. Democratic lawmakers are …
Environment

Court of Appeals Sides With Trump On Environmental Waivers For Border Wall

Tim Pearce Feb 11, 2019
CALIFORNIA - The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled for the Trump administration Monday in a case challenging its use of waivers to bypass environmental regulations in constructing parts of the border wall. The state of California…
Opinions

WATCH: Father Says If Pelosi Or Schumer’s Child Was Killed by an Illegal, Border Wall Funding…

Tim Pearce Feb 11, 2019
EL PASO - If congressional Democrats suffered the way the family of Dan Ferguson, an angel dad, has, funding for a border wall would have been approved months ago, Ferguson told “Fox & Friends” hosts Monday. Ferguson’s daughter…
Politics

Most Black Virginians Think Ralph Northam Should Stay Despite Yearbook Photo

Tim Pearce Feb 10, 2019
RICHMOND - Black Virginians overwhelmingly think Democratic Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam should remain in office despite the recent scandal over one of his 1984 medical school yearbook photos showing two people dressed in blackface and…
Business

Amazon Reportedly Rethinking Promise to Build Headquarters in Long Island City After Receiving…

Tim Pearce Feb 8, 2019
NEW YORK - Amazon is reportedly rethinking its promise to build a headquarters in New York City after receiving pushback from local officials and residents, sources told The Washington Post. New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and NYC…
Business

Federal Oil and Gas Lease Sales Earn Roughly $1.1 Billion in 2018, Nearly Tripling the Previous…

Tim Pearce Feb 6, 2019
NEW YORK, NY - Federal oil and gas lease sales earned roughly $1.1 billion in 2018, nearly tripling the previous record set a decade ago, Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt announced Wednesday. Oil and gas lease sales…
Business

PA Dems Worried About Future of Political Machine After Philly Labor Leader Charged with Numerous…

Tim Pearce Feb 1, 2019
PHILADELPHIA - Pennsylvania Democrats are worried about the short-term future of their political machine after authorities charged a Philadelphia labor leader with numerous counts of embezzlement, bribery and theft, Politico reports. …
Business

January Jobs Report Released: Economy Adds Over 300,000 Jobs; Marks the 100th Straight Month of Job…

Tim Pearce Feb 1, 2019 0
NEW YORK, NY - The U.S. economy added 304,000 jobs while the unemployment rate rose slightly to 4 percent in the first month of 2019, according to Department of Labor (DOL) data released Friday. January marks the 100th straight…
Politics

Investigators: “No Evidence” Former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke Committed Misconduct…

Tim Pearce Feb 1, 2019 0
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke Testifies Fiscal Year 2019 Budget, Mar 13 2018 , CSPAN WASHINGTON - Federal investigators released a report Thursday finding “no evidence” former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke committed misconduct while…
U.S. News

Hunger Strikes at Border: ICE Officials at El Paso Facility Inserted Nasal Tubes Into Detainees to…

Tim Pearce Feb 1, 2019 0
TEXAS - Nearly a dozen illegal immigrants at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Texas are refusing to eat as part of a hunger strike against alleged verbal abuse by guards, The Associated Press reported. ICE…

Amazon Will Fight Pushes To Unionize NY Headquarters, Exec Says

Tim Pearce Jan 31, 2019 0
NEW YORK, NY - Amazon will try to thwart efforts to unionize its New York City workforce after the company builds one of its two new headquarters in Queens, Amazon Vice President Brian Huseman said. Huseman fielded…

Hundreds Of BuzzFeed Staffers Are Demanding Checks For Paid Time Off After Getting Laid-Off;…

Tim Pearce Jan 30, 2019 0
NEW YORK, NY – Hundreds of current and former BuzzFeed employees are demanding the media company pay recently laid-off staff for paid-time-off they accrued before being laid-off from the company. The BuzzFeed News Staff…

Under Trump, US Economic Freedom Rises Significantly

Tim Pearce Jan 25, 2019 0
WASHINGTON – U.S. economic freedom rose to the highest level in eight years in 2019, hopping up six spots on The Heritage Foundation’s annual Index of Economic Freedom. The Heritage Foundation released the updated list of countries,…
Legal

Nooses, Racial Slurs; Lawsuit Against General Motors Claims “Underlying Atmosphere of Violent…

Tim Pearce Jan 17, 2019
A Noose was found hanging in the bathroom of the Toledo, Ohio General Motors plan as well as racial slurs on the walls, according to CNN. OHIO - Nooses, racial slurs and “White’s Only” signs added to a hostile work environment in a…
Business

Democrats Introduce Bill That More Than Doubles Federal Minimum Wage Within Five Years; Small…

Tim Pearce Jan 16, 2019 0
NEW YORK, NY - Small business owners have “grave concerns” over a recent Democratic House bill that would more than double the federal minimum wage in less than five years. House Democrats introduced a bill Wednesday that…
Technology

Elon Musk’s SpaceX Is Laying Off Hundreds Off Workers; Cuts Expected to Save 100 Million Per…

Tim Pearce Jan 15, 2019 0
CALIFORNIA - Elon Musk’s space exploration company SpaceX is cutting 10 percent of its workforce in an effort to cut down on costs and waste, The Los Angeles Times reported. Musk – as SpaceX CEO – and company President Gwynne…
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