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The Trump Tax: Is The Future of Farming at Risk with Trump’s New Policies?

Posted on November 10, 2025 by Chris Niccolls

Donald Trump has always thrived on transactional, single-issue deals. That style worked for him in real estate, where every project is neatly defined and someone walks away with a profit. But American economics, diplomacy, and politics are a bit more … Continue reading →

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The Fall of Late Night TV: Are Streaming Services to Blame?

Posted on October 3, 2025 by Chris Niccolls

President Donald Trump may have fanned the fire that is burning down Late Night television, but the fire that is burning down Late Night TV started decades ago. Late Night isn’t what it once was. Recent stories about Washington’s political … Continue reading →

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“Our Thoughts And Prayers” Won’t Stop Mass Shootings, But We Can Reduce the Carnage T-O-D-A-Y!

Posted on September 20, 2025 by Chris Niccolls

America has a problem. A deadly one. Mass killings—especially in schools and churches—have become an epidemic. More recently, assassinations have joined the list. This overlooked crisis claims hundreds of innocent lives every year. Unlike bank robbers demanding “a million dollars … Continue reading →

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TRUMP TAX: Can Tariffs Rebuild America’s Industry?

Posted on July 24, 2025 by Chris Niccolls

Tariffs are typically a blunt instrument with a focused goal. Either reduce the inflow of foreign goods or boost domestic production. They usually target a specific country, industry, or product. But the Trump Tariffs try to do it all. Restrict … Continue reading →

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College Students Cannot Get Jobs… Is It Because of AI?

Posted on July 19, 2025 by Chris Niccolls

For a day in July in New York City, the weather is spectacular! Normally, a blanket of heat and humidity moves into the City just before the 4th of July. And stays! Until the end of August, you can cut … Continue reading →

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The Trump Tax: Or – Good God, What Are The Tariffs Today?

Posted on April 28, 2025 by Chris Niccolls

Trump has started, stopped, changed, or “updated” his tariffs six to ten times — depending on how you count. This whiplash tariff strategy seemed to shock many of his supporters. Odd, considering that this is exactly the same way he … Continue reading →

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The End of the Department of Education… Why You Should Care!

Posted on April 7, 2025 by Chris Niccolls

President Donald Trump continues to follow through on his campaign pledges. Even before he was re-elected, he made it clear that the United States Department of Education (DE) had to go. For Trump, this is a double priority. First, he … Continue reading →

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DeepSeek: AI Innovation or AI Imitation – The Deep, DEEP, Problems With China’s New AI!

Posted on March 3, 2025 by Chris Niccolls

In the last month, the new Chinese AI, DeepSeek, has disrupted the AI world with its new technology! Or maybe not. For years, the West has claimed that China does not innovate. Instead, Western sources say that China steals technology … Continue reading →

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Could Trump’s Department of External Revenue Be a Good Idea… With Just a Few Changes!

Posted on January 28, 2025 by Chris Niccolls

A federal department to collect taxes and payments from other nations, non-U.S. entities, and external sources could work! It might even be a pretty good idea… IF Trump is willing to go all the way. Trump seems to be primarily … Continue reading →

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Rethinking AI: Learning from Dogs Not Humans

Posted on November 11, 2024 by Chris Niccolls

From the dawn of time, civilizations have fashioned their gods in their own image. Agricultural societies created agricultural gods, military civilizations celebrated gods of war, and sea-faring cultures worshiped deities of the ocean. 2,500 years ago the Greek philosopher Xenophanes … Continue reading →

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