On Tuesday afternoon the White House blocked an Associated Press reporter from attending an Oval Office Q&A with Trump and Elon Musk because the newswire hasn’t changed its stylebook entry for Gulf of ...

Somehow, in between running multiple companies, gutting the federal bureaucracy, apparently cheating at video games and being a dad to at least 11 children, [I dunno… this all feels unnecessary and ...

Philosophers have always wrestled with how love can be so morally important, yet so personal and even arbitrary.

The CNN Fear and Greed Index improved to Neutral zone on Monday with the overall market sentiment improving. U.S. stocks closed higher, led by tech gains.

Forget about scarcity. What if enables us all to go into business for ourselves—and in the process, raises our individual and ...

Another famous quote from the Bhagwad Gita, this one is about the win of good and righteous over evil ... this quote is ‘ ...

Maga is built more on the cult of the entrepreneur than on the cult of the strongman, though they overlap. Many businesspeople regard great entrepreneurs as the winners of life’s game. Trump built his ...

Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, is one of the most revered leaders in history. He was a lawyer, politician, social ...

A two-page memo, totaling less than a thousand words and packed with right-wing rhetoric, threw the fate of the US economy into uncertain territory late Monday as the Trump administration ordered the ...

The prevailing notion among many men, and even some mothers, is that women are cunning, deceitful, manipulative, and not entirely deserving of trust. This stereotype persists across societies, ...

To say APRs are highly variable is an understatement, which makes it hard to settle on one single, numerical answer to what constitutes a “good” interest rate. APR values are relative figures ...

The greatest tragedy is the appalling silence of good people. This is a quote by M.L.K. I have seen the greed and hate around me, but have thought about silence only recently. But as I have thought ...