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Forces of Nature

The world is brimming with opposing forces, dear reader. Whether in the realm of politics, economics, culture, etc., the phenomenon remains the same. Good struggles against evil… light against darkness… knowledge against ignorance… Continue reading →

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Financial Graffiti

The financial reckoning continues to move towards its end. The U.S. national debt has officially broken $40 trillion. This number is so massive it’s hard to comprehend. For example, if Washington paid down $1 billion of debt every single day, it would take nearly 110 years to settle the tab. Continue reading →

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The Great American Squeeze of 2026

Why does it feel like your paycheck is evaporating before it even hits your bank account, while the S&P 500 is hitting record highs over 7,400? Continue reading →

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Fire the Fed, Raise Tariffs, and Hope for the Best

President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent want lower interest rates so they can lower the financing costs of America’s massive debt. The net interest on the debt for fiscal year 2025 is on track to hit $1 trillion. Continue reading →

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