…he or she does, especially when it comes to our current president. The U.S. Supreme Court justices are apparently among those who could stand to catch up. In this week’s…
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Actions Speak Louder, But Words Still Matter
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In The Middle East, Fighting Is Easier Than Peace
…battle Israel. Each side’s political structure tilts power toward the extremes and away from the moderates who are most likely to forge a compromise. So peace never comes, even though…
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Cell Phone Licensee, Beware
…fees. The difference is that, before, when contracts ended, users were free to do whatever they wanted with the once-subsidized phones – including taking them to another network. Carriers could…
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Slimy Journalism
There must have been some people swallowing hard recently at ABC News headquarters in New York and at parent company Disney’s base in California. News broke this week that a…
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Passing on IRS FastPass
…a customer service agent picks up. A competitor, FastCustomer, is an app that works in a similar way. Unlike enQ, both LucyPhone and FastCustomer are free for consumers to use….
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Planning A Dignified Death
…and others – you come to see death as life’s natural final act. Even then, however, the last thing anybody wants to witness is a pointlessly painful or prolonged death,…
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When Inheritance Requires Trading With The Enemy
…communities of prosperous Iranian and Cuban refugees, along with many thriving communities of well-integrated Korean Americans, nearly all of whom come from or are descendants of emigrants from South Korea….
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Dialing For Dollars At The Treasury
…2009-46 declares it, the government also is paying to provide free (and tax-free) cell phones to low-income individuals, as The New York Times reported yesterday. Talking on the go has…
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No More Lasagna
…lasagna) for as long as there have been cultures. The Romans borrowed from the Greeks, the Greeks from the Phoenicians. To my knowledge, nobody is arguing – yet – that…
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States Turn Lost-And-Found Into A Piggy Bank
…of the worst abusers. It derives a substantial part of the state budget from audits in which freelance examiners are paid a bounty – er, contingent fee – for discovering…
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