CheatSheet.com is showing recent data on American’s credit card debt. It’s approaching the Continue reading →
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Super Bowl 50 Betting Stats & My Prediction
If you’re looking for a reference guide in how to bet….I mean “invest” money on the Super Bowl coming up this Sunday, here’s some data and my pick to maybe help your decision making. Continue reading →
Federal Reserve Worried About Ted Cruz
Robert Wenzel over at Economic Policy Journal picked up on a strange situation that happened Tuesday night after Ted Cruz was declared winner of the Iowa Caucus.
ESPN Suffers Big January 2016 Loss of Subscribers
The mass exodus from cable to other viewing options like Netflix continues. ESPN is one of those feeling the affects of subscribers saying goodbye.
Federal Government Debt Hits $19 Trillion
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An unfortunate milestone happened today in American history.
Super Bowl 50: Don’t Believe Cam Newton’s Version of his Arrest
Late last night I caught ESPN’s E:60 segment on Cam Newton. I’m not shocked by revisionist history going on with Cam
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49 Million Passports Expire in the Next 3 Years
Renewing your U.S. passport may become cumbersome if you don’t do it ASAP. Continue reading →
Is It Time to Gut Our Colleges?
Earlier this month I posted about how colleges have barely any intellectual diversity with their professors.
How Much Will American’s Bet on Super Bowl 50?
The main event of the NFL football season is right around the corner as Super Bowl 50 will pit the Denver Broncos vs. the Carolina Panthers. Continue reading →
Investors to Chicago Public Schools: Pay Up
Numerous people are nuanced when talking about education for the youth in America. There is nothing wrong with wanting the best for children getting a good education. Continue reading →
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