Too Casual About Cars

Putting things in perspective: Terrorists kills a few dozen people a year in the US, and trillions are spent battling Continue reading →

Government Stimulus Dialed Down

In response to The Great Recession, federal and state spending, as well as buyouts and such, ramped up to create Continue reading →

Lab Grown Meat

Red meat has a lot of opponents: climate, health, ethics. Growing the meat without the animal eliminates some of the Continue reading →

Income Tax Cut Data

The data are in and, cutting taxes for the rich is only successful at cutting tax revenue while increasing wealth Continue reading →

Americans Eat Less

Whether it is the economy, health education, or simply a fad, Americans are eating less. The turnaround is slight, but Continue reading →

Earthquakes In The US

Earthquakes happen, and not just in Southern California. Data tells more of a story than the media can. The media Continue reading →

Jimmy Carter Calls America An Oligarchy

Data have suggested that Americans have little control over their government, unless they are rich. President Jimmy Carter agrees, “unlimited Continue reading →

Puerto Rico In Default

Puerto Rico can’t pay its bills. It officially has missed a debt payment of $58M on debt of $72B. The Continue reading →