It is September 16. September. Sixteenth. It is technically still summer. Astronomical fall doesn’t even begin until September 22 this year. Winter doesn’t begin until December 21. And apparently some of you are already putting up Christmas trees. I have friends doing this. Now, I want to be absolutely clear: I will defend your right…
Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend raises questions about vote buying, federal debt and political priorities. Here’s why I think structural tax reform like the FairTax is a better conversation.
My personal Top 10 superheroes—from the Doctor and Adam West’s Batman to Superman, Green Lantern, Voltron, the Autobots, ThunderCats, the Wonder Twins and Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman.
A personal Star Trek: The Original Series ranking with the Horta, Spock’s Brain, Tribbles, androids, ancient computers, and premium TOS weirdness.
The end of circulating penny production is a small story inside a much bigger one: what happens when money steadily loses purchasing power, and why the Founding generation was so suspicious of paper currency.
Ending penny production made economic sense, but the rollout exposed a familiar government problem: make the decision first, sort out the details later. Here’s what went wrong—and what changed after the original announcement.
As the clocks turn back each fall, we’re reminded that daylight never disappears—it only shifts with the tilt of the Earth. Understanding this simple truth reveals why permanent standard time isn’t just logical, but healthier for our bodies and minds.
The clock change may finally be on the way out—but Congress is debating what should replace it. Here’s why ending the switch is only half the battle, and why permanent Standard Time makes more sense.
Permanent DST would shift limited winter daylight from morning to evening without creating more sunlight. Learn why permanent standard time is the better choice.
Serenade of the Seas Ocean View Room Deck 4 Royal Caribbean Brilliance Class Cruise Ship November 2021 Sleeps 4 people.