US Oil Drilling Collapses

Fracking was never supposed to be a permanent solution, but oversupply and a drop in demand dropped the price of Continue reading →

Retail Unlucky Reliance On The Middle

The rich have the greatest discretionary wealth, and spend the most per person. But, they also can’t spend it all, Continue reading →

Ayn Rand Island Refuge

One way to get beyond the reach of government regulators is to get beyond the shore and live far enough Continue reading →

Florida Experiences Sea Level Rise

Sea level rise didn’t wait until the news reported it. The seas have been rising for decades. Around Florida, the Continue reading →

Fewer See Hard Work Tied To Success

As recently as 2009, nearly 4 in 10 Americans felt that it was common for someone to start poor, work Continue reading →

US Taxpayers Subsidize Cheap Rich Companies

The amount Walmart spent on stock buybacks roughly equals the amount the US government had to spend on welfare for Continue reading →

Consumer Sentiment Is Up And Down

Consumer sentiment is up and down depending on who you ask. The more a person makes, the higher their sentiment. Continue reading →

Selling Blemished Food On Purpose

Blemishes happen. It hasn’t been until recently that we’ve expected every fruit and vegetable to be totally blemish free. About Continue reading →