*VIDEO* Peter Schiff Asks: Is a college degree worth the cost?
Peter Schiff visits New Orleans to find out what people are doing with their college degrees. Have a watch and tell us what you think!
Peter Schiff visits New Orleans to find out what people are doing with their college degrees. Have a watch and tell us what you think!
by Kitty Testa Monday Night Football ratings were down this week compared to the week one of the 2015 season. Game 1 of the double-header, Pittsburgh vs.Washington, scored 9.1 in Nielsen’s ratings, down 7% from the 2015 opener. Game 2 on the west coast wasn’t exactly a triumphant return to L.A. for the Rams, who…
By Amber Randall Angry Target shareholders gathered Wednesday at an annual shareholder’s meeting with the company’s CEO and chairman, Brian Cornell, to discuss Target’s transgender bathroom policy. Target’s recent bathroom policy encourages people to use the bathroom and changing room that reflects their gender identity — not the gender on their birth certificate. This policy has outraged many,…
TLR’s Editor-in-Chief, Keith Farrell writes at Bankable Insight: 1. World poverty has been cut in half In the past twenty years the world’s acute poverty rate has been slashed in half! Measuring poverty is based on daily consumption, not income. In 1990, 43% of the world lived in extreme poverty. Yet in 2010, that number…
This is the 1984 public debate between the Objectivists (Leonard Peikoff and John Ridpath) representing the capitalist view, against the Democratic Socialists (Gerald Caplan and Jill Vickers) representing the socialist view. The debate is over morality. Which system, capitalism or socialism, is more moral? Part One is the introductions, skip down to Part Two below…
Well, isn’t that the question. I suppose it depends on which metrics or experiences a person values more. Comcast is seemingly plagued by a running poor customer service stereotype. Amazon on the other hand has a better customer service reputation overall. I don’t need sources for either of these claims. You know it and I…
Economists tend to prefer trade to charity. Charity is fickle because it relies on the transient benevolence of donors or politicians. Charity is best thought of as a tourniquet: a valuable option in a pinch but not a long-term solution. To some, charity is even demeaning because it conveys a sense of helpless incompetence. Charity…
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