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As I look at thinning the herd on some of my subscriptions, I note that I am paying more for The Philadelphia Inquirer than for The New York Times and The Washington Post, both of which are better newspapers. But, not only am I more connected to the City of Brotherly Love, the Inky does provide some unrivaled entertainment!
In 2018, President Trump addressed the United Nations in the annual presidential welcome to that body. He said, “Reliance on a single foreign supplier can leave a nation vulnerable to extortion and intimidation. “
I have always held that if someone wants to buy a plug-in electric vehicle, if he can afford one, he has every right to do so. Alas, Our Betters in the former Biden Administration — and I do so love referring to it as the former Biden Administration! — thought that no, it ought not …
If Donald Trump truly wants to cement his legacy as a defender of American greatness, he need look no further than the example set by Theodore Roosevelt.
The U.S. dollar: it’s our crown jewel and our ticking time bomb. For decades, the world has bowed to the almighty greenback, not because they love it, but because they have no choice.
Dodd-Frank and its CFPB were allegedly supposed to rein in the Big Banks. They have instead murdered thousands of small banks, thereby helping to make the Big Banks 30+% bigger.
During the COVID-19 panicdemic — no, that’s not a typographical error, but is spelled exactly the way I see it — employees who could work from home were told to do so. As it happened, my younger daughter, an IT/communications professional, worked from our farm. Fortunately, I had already installed an outdoor electric receptacle on …
Move over aspirin, there’s a new miracle drug in town—or rather, an old one that’s been quietly saving lives for decades. Say hello to ivermectin, the humble hero Big Pharma doesn’t want you to know about.
The global landscape is shifting, and the BRICS alliance (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) is emerging as a formidable economic bloc, challenging traditional Western dominance.
She has never been an employee in a private company, much less owned a small business, nor did her parents raise her with income from a small business because their salaries came from American and Canadian taxpayers.
Publisher and columnist Adam Kelly is in the West Virginia journalism hall of fame despite being the most conservative man I ever met. He asked me once if I knew what the purpose of a newspaper is. His answer: To make money for its owner.
Who needs foreign enemies when we have our own home-grown villains right here in the boardrooms of Big Food companies?
There seems to be a unique, niche business waiting for an entrepreneur to offer a service to Amazon who would, in turn, offer this package to its vast number of authors/publishers.
In today’s world, both corporate boards and political offices should be filled by leaders who prioritize results, not ideology.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)has transformed into a cash cow for big food and beverage companies, with billions in taxpayer dollars being used to purchase junk food.
Is anyone really surprised that fraud would be involved? When it comes to global warming climate change, the scammers and fraudsters will always be buzzing around.
There seems to be a common belief that businesses take their operations overseas merely for the cheap labor and the Wild, Wild, West of unregulated factory production and no EPA constraints.
Ayn Rand published Atlas Shrugged in 1957. It’s a cautionary tale about the doom loop created by destroying one of mankind’s most distinguishing characteristics – our drive to achieve. Her tale is beginning to look disturbingly familiar.
I have said it many times before: today’s left are pro-choice on exactly one thing, prenatal infanticide. In everything else, they want the government to take control of our lives.
Cry me a river! Talia Borofsky is “a postdoctoral research associate in Princeton’s High Meadows Environmental institute, where she researches the evolution and ecology of cooperative hunting.” Dr Borofsky lives in foul, fetid, fuming, foggy, filthy Philadelphia but commutes to work at Princeton University, and she greatly saddened by the fact that cashiers at WalMart …