By Michael Greene, Economic and Agricultural Correspondent WASHINGTON D.C. – As the calendar turns toward November, a growing chorus of agricultural advocates is urging the
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WASHINGTON D.C. – A seemingly modest shipment of rare earth minerals from Pakistan to the United States on October 2nd has ignited a major geopolitical
Let’s face facts: private insurance has a massive workforce of administrators, and they have teams of doctors who work from home acting as individual “death
“Are we blind? Deploy the garrison!” is my favorite line in all the Star Wars movies; this line is from Rogue One. However, the first
What is going on? Why do I think a second Great Depression is coming? Consumers drive the economy, but each year the number of consumers
The primary reason for the likely reversal is the associated increase in costs, coupled with the fact that these particular products cannot feasibly be manufactured
Republicans are currently planning to pass a tax bill that would, for the most part, benefit 65% of Americans, yet provide the same tax benefit
If you are an investor, have you ever noticed that things seem expensive? If you want to buy a company’s stock, you see that the
Egypt and Jordan have for years stated they don’t want to take in more refugees. No one wants more Palestinian refugees. Just search “Black September
