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DAILYCALLER (Abigail Archer) - Costco Shows That You Can Build A Thriving Business With One Simple Trick (Pay Your Workers)

Limit turnover and foster stable growth

Costco has revealed the “secret weapon” that continues to drive its business model, according to a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) report released Thursday — and it is as simple as paying its long-term workers well. Costco ranks highly among retailers in wages for hourly workers, with top pay for roles such as cashiers at $32.90 per hour, according to the report. Its base hourly rate of $19.50 remains the highest base floor among large non-specialty retailers in the United States. Other similar retailers fall behind Costco , especially for non-skilled positions. Walmart’s average hourly pay for field associates is $18.25, while its average hourly pay for supply chain associates is $27, according to its website . Lowe’s pays most hourly…Open

DAILYCALLER (Evelyn Elliott) - Anti-ICE Woman Found Beaten To Death — Alleged Suspect Is ‘Asylum Seeker’ She Met At Pro-Palestine Rally

She and Alsaqer were in a relationship

Jamey Carney, a 43-year-old mother from  New Yorker living in Ireland, was murdered in her home late Monday or early Tuesday, and the alleged suspect is her Arab migrant boyfriend, who is now on the run. Carney’s 13-year-old daughter found her mother hidden in her bed under a duvet on Tuesday morning in Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland, according to the Irish Sun . According to the New York Post , she had been beaten to death with multiple head injuries, and police were investigating reports that a loud argument had been heard in her house the previous night. The suspect, police believe, took a 3 a.m. bus after the murder, boarded a flight in Dublin, and flew to Turkey. An anonymous source told the Irish Sun that the suspect had…Open

DAILYCALLER (Geoffrey Ingersoll) - INGERSOLL: Planning A Nice Family Evening In The Public Square? Beware The Naked Man

You people are insane. Nakedly so

Greetings, Dear Reader, There is nothing lately that’s more self evidently insane than your modern, urban leftist. Of all stripes, frankly. The oddest thing of all is how incapable (or unwilling?) they are of seeing it. NAKED MAN Ending my commuter relationship with public transit in Washington, D.C., a few years ago was a huge relief. Stepping on the train at almost any time of day was like playing roulette. Is it going to be this time? Or maybe on my way back? Whether it was passed out drug addicts, human filth encrusted vagrants, obviously insane people, or flat out criminals, the question always hung in the air: Is today the day I have to fight crime? Several, and I mean dozens, of rides in that final year seemed close. A couple…Open

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - 1 dead and 3 missing after boat carrying mostly family members sinks near Alcatraz Island

One person died, three people were missing and 16 were rescued from the waters off San Francisco after a boat sank Tuesday afternoon while carrying mostly family members as part of a memorial service, authorities said. (AP) #Alcatraz #Boat #Sinking

AXIOS (Neil Irwin) - PPI data lowers market odds of interest rate increases this year

Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh is testifying on Capitol Hill for the second day Wednesday, this time before the Senate Banking Committee. - The combination of a few comments he made in Tuesday's hearing before the House and good June inflation data now in hand suggests a rate increase is unlikely at the Fed's meeting in two weeks, while its policy stance the remainder of the year is quite uncertain. Driving the news: The Labor Department on Wednesday morning released a favorable Producer Price Index reading, showing the overall index fell 0.3% in June, while a core index excluding food, energy and trade services was up a modest 0.1%. - It came on the heels of Tuesday's similarly disinflationary Consumer Price Index report . State…

AXIOS (Andrew Solender) - House Democratic leaders face rare divide over vote to cut off U.S. aid to Israel

House Democrats' internal split over a vote to cut off U.S. aid to Israel has extended to leadership, with Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) and Minority Whip Katherine Clark (D-Mass.) planning to vote differently. Why it matters: Such a divergence between the caucus' top two leaders is exceedingly rare and underscores just how much anxiety this vote is giving some in the party. - Many House Democrats have substantive misgivings but plan to vote for the measure anyway due to growing political pressure from the left. - "There are going to be people within our own party trying to drag us over the coals," one House Democrat told Axios on the condition of anonymity to speak candidly about the political pressures undergirding their…