Facing the Challenges of the Mountain
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The World’s Most Remote Wine (Bonus Wine Inside)
(Note: Thank you for your support for American businesses like the one below sponsoring Gateway Pundit.) Do you enjoy a glass of wine with dinner? Maybe while in the backyard entertaining friends? Are you tired of drinking those flimsy wines you find at most supermarkets? You know the kind… the cheap throat-burning reds…the syrupy yellow
Tyranny Through Complexity
President Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address is roughly 270 words long. The Declaration of Independence is around 1,320 words. Those two documents alone prove the power of brevity. (Whenever I find that I am unable to write what I’m trying to say within the Lincoln-Jefferson word limit, I chuck it in the trashcan because I’ve most likely buried my intended
Facebook announces end to short-lived crypto system
“Pilot” of Novi will cease after Sept. 1.
Uvalde school police chief resigns from city council
School chief had already been placed on leave from LEO position.
Russia’s Powerful T-90 Tank: Made in France?
Russian Federation Vladimir Putin may fancy himself as a modern Czar, and even compared himself recently to Peter the Great. Part of his motivation for his invasion of Ukraine was to rebuild the former Russian Empire. However, one area where Putin certainly differs from Peter the Great is in the appreciation for western culture. Putin
The F-106 Delta Dart: The Ultimate Interceptor?
The word “dart,” whether used as a verb or as a noun, implies something speedy and aerodynamic. In the automotive industry, the 21st-century edition of the Dodge Dart – which had originally been produced from 1959 to 1976 – didn’t exactly live up to the name, being plagued with a host of reliability issues. By
Four Amazing Differences
If there’s a particular purpose for my presence on this earth – other than being a loving and responsible father for my son – that purpose is to teach principles of economics. Even adjusting (as best as I can) for professional bias, I have no doubt that no body of knowledge is more important for
Five Ways Minimum Wage Studies Fail
Reprinted from the Independent Institute Teaching in the smartphone age means students are never more than a few seconds away from the dreaded “fact check.” In Econ 101, I frequently receive questions about studies showing that the minimum wage does not generate unemployment. Such studies have become something of a cottage industry since Card and Krueger (1994), a landmark study comparing Pennsylvania
Most Dangerous Time To Drive Is Independence Day Weekend
Most Dangerous Time To Drive Is Independence Day Weekend A record 42 million Americans are expected to hit the highways this Independence Day weekend. A new report warned roads across the country will be the most dangerous in years. The National Safety Council (NSC), a 501 nonprofit that promotes health and safety, estimated that 462 people might