Monthly Archives: March, 2024

U.S. Postal Service Sidestepped Rules in Fatal Crashes

Christopher Weaver of The Wall Street Journal tells his readers that a inspector general’s report faults safety vetting of long-haul contractors for the Unites...

British Cargo Vessel Carrying Fertilizer Sinks in Red Sea

Middle East correspondent Benoit Faucon of The Wall Street Journal reports that the cargo vessel Rubymar, a British owned ship struck by a Houthi...

Survive and Thrive February 2024: “It’s My Job” Key West’s Farewell to Jimmy Buffett

Dear Survivor, Your Survival Guy and Gal were in Key West recently to confirm for New England that the sun still exists. It does. But...

National Security Risk: First Chinese Container Cranes, Now Cars

Gareth Vipers of The Wall Street Journal reports that connected vehicles could collect sensitive data for foreign governments. He writes: President Biden ordered the Commerce Department to...

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The Strait of Hormuz: Oil’s Global Chokepoint

The Strait of Hormuz remains a vital chokepoint for...

There’s Nothing Wrong with Making Money Slowly (Part 16)

There’s nothing wrong with making money slowly, but let’s...

Trump Administration Unveils Bold Cyber Strategy for 2026

The 2026 Cyber Strategy outlines the Trump Administration’s national...

America’s Hidden Treasure: USGS Map Reveals Seabed Mineral Wealth

The U.S. Geological Survey Global Seabed Mineral Resources report...

U.S. Sets New Energy Production Record in 2024

In 2024, U.S. energy production reached a record 103...

Breaking Down California’s Gas Prices

California consistently has the highest gasoline prices in the...

U.S. Power Capacity Additions Set to Reach Record High in 2026

The US Energy Information Administration reports that developers in...

US Petroleum Fuel Exports Held Steady in 2025

In 2025, US exports of diesel, gasoline, and jet...

Absolute Return

The next time you see an advertisement for an...

The Monday Melee: Crumbling BRICS

Currency Woes Aside from China, the BRIC currencies have crumbled since...