Lastest Stories by Aaron Webber

If you’re like most Americans and have gone shopping for appliances recently, you might have been surprised by not only the weird and silly features some appliances boast, but also their...
As income and wealth inequality continue to divide Americans into two distinct classes and levels of wealth, those who are struggling to find investments that can outpace inflation and the growing...
In November of 2024, Spirit Airlines (previous NYSE ticker: SAVEQ) filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after a number of potential corporate sales and mergers fell through. This led to the...
So, you recently came into some money and want to celebrate by buying a Maserati? Well, there are certainly better ways to spend your money, especially in today’s economy and political climate, but...
It seems like Americans like nothing more than complaining about taxes. This would make sense since Americans pay more than other countries in taxes but receive far fewer benefits in return (no...
You would think that in a country which, at least publicly, preaches the tenets of capitalism so ardently, and has launched numerous wars to supply its capitalist system, it would at least provide...
When the U.S. government decided to create the Space Force it got plenty of news coverage, but it has faded from the news cycle ever since. Most people might not know exactly what the Space Force...
What makes an education system good? The first thing to understand is that public education is not isolated in a vacuum in any country. Education is a puzzle piece that contributes to the overall...
If the idea of artificial intelligence stealing your art, your writing, your photos of your face and family, or your personal information to create entirely fake personas and disappointing “art”...
In a time of extreme polarization and high amounts of fake news, propaganda, and misinformation, especially from our elected representatives, it’s natural for myths about the government and how it...
During times of international conflict and economic tension, usually instigated by the United States, we hear our elected officials threaten the use of sanctions. But how exactly do they work, and...
Recently had a conversation with your neighbor about their high property taxes? When was the last time you looked at your property taxes and compared them to national levels? When these taxes are...
After it was created in 1935, the Social Security system has been under constant attack from extremist politicians and party members, but it has survived and continued to provide for our elderly and...
If the current unprecedented chaos in Washington D.C. has you worried, you’re not alone. Judging by the plummeting stock markets, investors are also worried. But what can you do as a regular...
There’s a lot of news coverage about the national debt, especially as we rush headlong to a possible debt ceiling conflict and eventual recession. If Congress and the president don’t get their...