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Why do parents subsidize the high-risk lifestyle of today's college students? Because of discrimination against non-graduates. There is a better, cheaper way to solve this problem.... keep reading

Answer: In victory, nothing. In his final defeat, a lot. Here's what he taught me.... keep reading

This one is real. Don't fall for it.... keep reading

Silver has moved up, but it still has yet to regain its $15 price. Gold is under $625. Should you buy gold or silver? Or just sit?... keep reading

When the smart money starts moving out, the dumb money is about to disappear.... keep reading

I have toned down the title. What I have to say here is for subscribers only. I am not looking for publicity.... keep reading

When the government faces a problem that it cannot solve, it ignores it publicly. This is a problem that the government chooses not to solve.... keep reading

A U.S. Congressman and former sheriff identifies the list of nations identified as potential homelands for terrorist networks operating inside the U.S.... keep reading

Where the elite meet to retreat.... keep reading

Why aren't the precious metals markets moving up in preparation for a confrontation with Iran?... keep reading

On not pouring good money after bad. On not subsidizing incompetence. On not throwing money down a rat hole.... keep reading

So you think democracy has a future in Iraq. I beg to differ.... keep reading

There is no such thing as a free lunch. Your children had better understand this before the reading of your will.... keep reading

Bernanke did may one crucial admission at the end of this exchange: the lon-term threat of massive entitlements.... keep reading

"All the news that fits." This ought to be an Evening News feature, a front-page story. But there is too much power and too much money involved. I got this from a newspaper in China.... keep reading

This is the first of three reports. I begin here with the fundamentals.... keep reading