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Based on BlackRock’s latest findings, a recent Business Weekly report delivers a stark reality check: retirement security is slipping away for many. Over the past 50 years, the landscape has shifted—fewer pensions, greater reliance on 401(k)s and IRAs, and perhaps a decline in the work ethic and core virtues that once defined financial responsibility. This
U.S. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told the press what USAID has been funding. She said, “These are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on: $1.5 million to advance DEI in Serbia’s workplaces. $70,000 for a production of a DEI musical in Ireland. $47,000 for a transgender opera in Colombia.
We’ve all heard by now how the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) uncovered questionable expenditures by USAID—spending that appears inconsistent with the agency’s stated mission of international development. The dollar amounts and nature of the expenditures have been laid out. The accountability trail remains—the names, signatures, and justifications behind each transaction. The paper trail exists
West Texas is grappling with a measles surge that has set off alarm bells nationwide. According to a detailed report by state health officials published in The Texas Tribune, the outbreak has reached 90 confirmed cases with 16 hospitalizations since last month. The epicenter remains Gaines County, with the virus spilling over into six nearby
History will remember January 6th not as an insurrection but as the day the rule of law was weaponized against the people. The United States, once the beacon of liberty, transformed into a nation where justice serves power, not truth. It was not just the events of that day but the calculated, systematic destruction of
The world’s energy appetite is skyrocketing—fueled by AI, data centers, and the relentless push for electrification. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, power consumption in the U.S. is projected to surge by as much as 20–30% over the next decade. That’s not an idle statistic; it’s a clarion call to prepare for a future
Survival isn’t always a deliberate, rational decision.Sometimes, it’s instinct.Fight or flight.Freeze or flee.Claw, bite, or play dead. In the wild, these responses keep animals alive. In the courtroom, they’re being weaponized to win cases. What should be a pursuit of justice—where facts, law, and reasoned deliberation determine outcomes—is being hijacked by a strategy that preys
Remember when a doctor’s visit meant more than a pixelated face on a screen? A doctor more focused on the keyboard that you? Typing away while you talked? When it comes to your health, you are more concerned with the doctor more concerned with your care than their computer keyboard. With “Dr. Chips” at the
China is hunting our submarines. They want to blow them up. They want to kill us. That is war. According to the South China Morning Post, their scientists have refined a method for tracking the magnetic signatures left by submarines as they move through water. The deep, once a place of silent refuge, may soon
Today is a trundle of a lifetime with echoes of Ecclesiastes found in a contemporary song by Jimmy Buffet. It is a long one. 700 words. Jimmy Buffet’s song “He Went To Paris” has stayed with me from the first time I heard it. Some songwriters, like Jimmie and Joni Mitchell in “Both Sides Now”,
