You might recall what many politicians considered a ridiculous idea during a debate in the 1992 presidential campaign. Two years before it was implemented in 1994, Ross Perot argued NAFTA would not be a two-way street. Though sounding facetious, he accurately predicted NAFTA would create a giant sucking sound.
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America’s educators rank just ninth among all nations in terms of preparing students for the real world of automation, according to a study released by a research group associated with The Economist magazine. Here are some solutions.
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The U.S. debt is unsustainable, and it’s shocking and noteworthy that you and I — everyone, American taxpayers and even children — own nearly 80 percent of the national debt.
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Robotics and other technologies in the gig economy have brought remarkable change. Too bad it hasn’t transformed politics. President Biden’s economic leadership as a term is a misnomer. He has been a disaster.
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The U.S. economy is blossoming, despite the inept Congress. Small and medium-sized enterprises haven’t received their deserved nourishing fertilizer. Here’s what the Republican majority must do or face consequences.
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