The new year brings with it new beginnings and new fears. Which is why it’s more important than ever to plan ahead. In 2017, resolve to prepare yourself for any situation. This week’s roundup gives you a good place to start.
Would you rather rely on government agencies to provide enough food and water in an emergency situation – or have enough on hand to provide for your family yourself? Before making your decision, read this.
Americans expatriate because they want to get out of the country. Corporations expatriate for similar reasons. Clem Chambers explains…
In a 2009 article, the Huffington Post went into considerable detail about the number of people with PhD degrees in economics employed by the …
When the NSA surveillance news broke last year it sent shockwaves through CERN, the particle physics laboratory in Switzerland. Andy Yen, a PhD student, …
The midterm election season is upon us, and it’s a tossup whether the Republicans will win the Senate, or if President Obama, seemingly oblivious …
I was talking with one of my colleagues the other day, and he raised a very interesting question, one that deserves consideration by anyone …
Innovation can change the world… if the world lets it. Unfortunately, society’s gatekeepers make it a point to constrain, regulate, and control these ideas. But their power is limited, and the power of innovation is too great. Unfortunately for regulators, there are some technologies they can’t control.
As the world gets more digital, people forget about the benefits of transacting in cash. And government officials know that.
The saga of All Saints could soon be coming to a community near you. Thanks partly to the scandal surrounding the IRS’ targeting of conservative groups, the agency has proposed a new set of rules for a huge number of social-welfare groups that claim tax exemption under Section 501(c)4 of the tax code.