InfoGraphic: See What’s Inside Your Cell Phone

Really cool visual from the folks over at Visual Capitalist on the breakdown of parts inside an iPhone. Continue reading →

Chart Showing Why Public Education is Expensive

Public education needs reformed structurally nationwide. Continue reading →

VIDEO: Buying Local Does Not “Save the Planet”

Robert Wenzel over at EconomicPolicyJournal.com posted a video that educated me on a current myth of the economic approach “Buying Local”. Continue reading →

Savagery: U.S. Law Enforcement Dealing With Rise of Female Genital Mutilation

Rise of a deplorable third world custom in the U.S. needs citizens to stand up and denounce this butchery.  Continue reading →

Mayo Clinic: We Favor Privately Insured Over Obamacare Medicaid Patients 

The recent political debate over health insurance coverage does not take into account actually getting medical care. Continue reading →

Report: Social Security Faces Possible Cuts in 2019

While going through the 2016 Annual Report for Social Security and Medicare, I stumbled across the main theme Continue reading →

Car Companies Biggest Ad Spenders During NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament 

The brackets are set and NCAA basketball tournament games begin this Thursday. Continue reading →

NFL Players Sign $1.1 Billion in Contracts First Day of 2017 Free Agency

NFL teams started putting together their teams today by officially signing free agents.

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Move Over Middle East, U.S. Oil Production May Break Records in 2018

With oil technology developing rapidly and the Trump Administration signaling Continue reading →

Cigarette Prices At-A-Glance: Chicago vs. Indiana 

Indiana lawmakers are now debating what kind of tax increase on cigarettes they want. Continue reading →