The other day, I watched MSNBC’s Ari Melber interview Wolfgang Puck on the subject of restaurants reopening in post pandemic world.  Wolfgang, who, by the way has a net worth of about $90 Million, whined that he is unable to fully open some … [Read more...]

I retired and move to the Cape this past winter. "Help Wanted" signs began to pop up a few weeks ago to the point where it's odd to see a business without one on their door or on a road side sign.  From what I gather, part of the problem is … [Read more...]

General Motors new lineup includes the Chevrolet Bolt EUV, Electronic Utility Vehicle.   An interesting feature is included in the $2,200 Premier Trim option is GM's Hands Free Super Cruise Technology.  As long as the driver facing … [Read more...]

More than 57,000 kids applied to Harvard this year, competing for one of the 1,600 available seats for the Class of 2025.    The application fee is $75.   Over four million dollars was spent on this and one can only guess how many labor … [Read more...]

Leading story on Tucker Carlson, Hannity, and Ingraham yesterday evening was President Biden's stumble while running up the stairs to board Air Force One, clearly, according to them, a sign of his failing health and mental fitness. If … [Read more...]

Yes, we know, the Republicans are giving prime time coverage to what they call "Cancel Culture" referring to the decision by a private company, Dr. Seuss Enterprises, to not publish its property.  Republicans are placing the blame totally … [Read more...]

On Fox News this morning, during my daily ten minute audit to see where the right wingers are getting their crazy ideas, they ran a story about Republican legislators concerned that President Biden's Covid Relief Plan has unemployment … [Read more...]

56% of Minimum Wage workers are women. Congress is presently at a standstill trying to push a $15 minimum wage. I'm a news junkie and can't recall any advocates for women's rights pushing for this legislation. I've been reading … [Read more...]

One wonders how much lower student debt would be if "nonprofit" schools limited the wages paid their staff and administration. I am not saying that the state should dictate what any private school pays, but there should be limits on … [Read more...]