Robert Jennings

Why Spring Is the Best Time to Make Changes That Last

Spring is here again—and no, this isn't a commercial for allergy meds or lawn fertilizer. It’s nature’s way of waving a giant green flag that says, “You there—yes, you with the winter blues and...

The Coming State Funding Crisis: Who Pays the Price?

With the federal government pulls back on funding for disaster relief, healthcare, infrastructure, and law enforcement, states will scramble to fill the gap. But can they do it without raising...

Veterans Betrayed: The Real Cost of VA Budget Cuts

Veterans are among the sickest patients in America, yet the VA treats them more cost-effectively than private healthcare. Now, Trump and Musk's sweeping VA budget cuts threaten to upend that...

Back to the ’70s: How Tariff Inflation Could Trigger a Stagflation Economy

Remember the 1970s? Stagflation, gas lines, polyester leisure suits, and the unmistakable smell of economic dysfunction? Back then, it was foreign oil barons pulling the strings. This time, we’re...

How Partisan Migration Is Redrawing America’s Political Map

Forget the old saying “all politics is local.” In today’s America, all politics is relocation. A growing number of Americans are choosing to pack up, load the U-Haul, and move somewhere...

How Political Speech Reveals Hidden Party Bias

Ever wondered if you could guess a politician’s party just by listening to them speak? No, not by their policies or their promises—but by their word choice alone. Welcome to the strange but...

What Happens If the World Boycotts America?

When people start voting with their wallets, politicians take notice—eventually. But what happens when the wallet isn’t just closed, it’s pointed in another direction? With mounting global...

The Harvard-Stamped Hammer Looking for a Nail

Peter Navarro has a Harvard Ph.D. in economics. Let that sink in. The same guy who helped launch a trade war with China by applying 19th-century thinking to a 21st-century economy was trained at...