On the September 13 New York Post, columnist George Will wrote a column entitled “Pension Perils,” which made the same point I have made in several blogs: governments at all levels have made
On Saturday, September 13, I was listening to a commentary by Geoff Colvin of Fortune magazine. His topic was the increase in the number of items for which U.S. domestic commercial airlines
I do not usually react when a performing arts celebrity passes away, but Paul Newman’s passing was different. Over time, I came to realize that, in certain ways, he was a role
Some of my readers have asked me to comment on the financial crisis [https://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2008/mar/18/creditcrunch.marketturmoil1]. Much has been written about it, and beyond the
As I delve more into the study of health and health care, I find myself learning more about the influence of government food policy on what we eat, and what is causing our
One television show I enjoy watching is Mad Men, which takes viewers back to the world of the early 1960’s advertising agency. Through the series, we get reminded how far we have