Two years ago, I spoke to a gentlemen who had started and sold four companies. He was currently working on a new project that …

Law enforcement agencies are increasingly using sophisticated cameras, called “automated license plate readers,” or ALPRs, to scan and record the license plates of millions …

The countries of the developed world are experiencing a new class of refugee — members of the middle and upper classes. These rungs of …

We crossed another milestone in industrial history last week. Over the weekend of May 4-5, 2013, the world’s first handgun was printed on a …

People seem to do the craziest things when it comes to money. They chase stock market bubbles. They throw good money after bad investments, …

The latest unemployment data reveal the hope and tragedy of the American economic plight. Cheers went up for a modest increase in hiring, one …

The 20th century was an age of big business. And investors did well backing the giant blue chips on their march to glory. But …

Walking away is not just for homeowners anymore. Now banks have joined in and are walking away, leaving thousands of homes vacant because they …

A contributing factor in the rise of Internet commerce, a feature that gave it a kick-start, was that you didn’t have to pay sales …

Here we go again with the Earth Day/global warming nonsense. Monday was Earth Day, and this week is Earth Week, so a politically correct …

Back in 2010 the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), a government agency, sued 14 executives of failed credit union Wescorp seeking at least $1 …

Now that Bitcoin seems to be on the way toward monetization, or at least the long process is noticeably under way, there are a …

Beware the government that provides “more.” Fear the government that provides “extra.” “More government” always means more of something, but not always more of …

As someone who only recently dived into the rocky Bitcoin waters — and discovered a world I had never imagined — I enjoy talking …

It was once incontrovertible: The mainstream press leans left-liberal. It’s been a proven fact that Republican presidents receive 20-30% less positive economic coverage from …

I am often asked, “How can anyone not see the problems of growing debt in the U.S.? Why can’t we get a consensus to …

The voting machine that is the market deemed an ounce of gold to be worth $1,600 a few days ago and then, whoops, two …

The Supreme Court — a politically appointed gang of black-robed lawyers — is soon going to decide on one of the most contentious issues …

Last Friday, I participated in a short debate on BBC Radio 4’s Today program on the future direction of gold. Tom Kendall, global head …

Change is inevitable. Conditions are never frozen in time. As the clock and calendar move forward, people and organizations must adapt to different circumstances. …

The least of the problems with the income tax is that it takes your money. The really big problem is that the income tax …

So the jobs report came out last week and rattled the market a bit. But there is a different perspective to this whole thing …

Emblazoned across the lucre-basted exterior of the Internal Revenue Service Building in Washington, D.C., is one of the most intellectually polluted quotes any free …

“Thanks to Bitcoin, I am now living debt-free, just today managed to pay off all of my credit card debt!” — so reports a …