4 Columns Grid

Before beginning this blog post, I had written 14,754 words in the month of April, which is not bad, as I’d only had 11 days in which to work. On...
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You’ve probably heard the term “The Great Recession” used to describe the implosion of the housing bubble in 2007, which led to a worldwide financial crisis and years of economic...
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In general, I don’t pay too much attention to Twitter. I’m not going to sit here and tell you that there’s something systemically wrong with the platform, just that it’s...
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Maybe you aren’t the kind of person who believes in divine providence, but it would be hard to deny that two events that recently happened to me were not at...
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Imagine with me for a moment a steep cliff. At the base of the cliff is a campsite. Currently, there are two tents set up. One is inhabited by a...
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I’ve wanted to write about the Sykes-Picot Agreement for a long time. It’s pretty much universally-derided, to the point where I thought it would be difficult to show what the...
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I was counting the mentions of Donald Trump in the Dallas Morning News yesterday morning, and yes, they might have an obsession, when I noticed an article, from the Associated...
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Maybe you’ve heard of the Laffer Curve. People like to make fun of it every time a conservative, post-Reagan comes into power in the U.S. The theory is simple enough....
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