If you can use trash bins here…

July 12, 2024

If you can use trash bins here…

Did you know that putting trash bags in trash bins instead of leaving them on the street is more sanitary, more civilized, and keeps rats out? Did it cost you $4 million to reach that conclusion? Because if it did, you may be New York City. Two years ago, New York City shelled out nearly […]

Katie Ledecky’s career deserves more respect

The debate over the greatest athletes of all time typically fixates on familiar names and revered figures from various sports, those whose exploits are extensively documented in the media. People recognize Michael Jordan and Babe Ruth for their persistent dominance in their sports. Yet amid these well-publicized personas, there exists a notable absence of recognition […]

Biden didn’t save his campaign

If President Joe Biden‘s goal in tonight’s press conference were to avoid being outed from office through the 25th Amendment, he would have succeeded. But in trying to save his campaign, he utterly failed. Biden clearly showed he is not completely non compos mentis. In general, he is aware of what is going on, and […]

Biden vs. the Democratic Party

It is not every day that the standard-bearer of a political party finds himself increasingly isolated from the other members of his party who are trying to get rid of him, but that is the position of President Joe Biden today. Now two weeks removed from his disastrous debate performance, the calls from elected Democrats […]

Xi’s plan to escape deflation

The Chinese Communist Party’s Central Committee will be holding its Third Plenum, a meeting that historically addresses economic matters. President Xi Jinping and the CCP are choosing a moderate response to the deflation the Chinese economy is facing. Their reaction signals a shift toward an economy focused on domestic technological innovation and high-end manufacturing. The […]

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San Francisco forces businesses to close to ‘solve’ crime

San Francisco has discovered a new way to “solve” crime: Force businesses to close. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has unanimously decided to forcibly close retail food and tobacco businesses, not including restaurants and bars, from midnight to 5 a.m. in a designated “high-crime area” in the Tenderloin neighborhood. This is a two-year “pilot” […]

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