Undoubtedly, October represented a brutal month for the stock market. The benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 5.6% during that time, immediately destroying what had been a promising rally.Another

Just a day after the midterm elections, the nation suffered another senseless, firearms-related massacre. Mass shootings are becoming an unfortunate reality in the American landscape as lawmakers and

When the midterm elections didn’t quite go President Trump’s way, we knew that an inevitability would arrive. The first victim of the Trump administration’s purge is Attorney General Jeff Sessions. After

Recently, I was shocked and ultimately disheartened that former airline captain Chesley B. Sullenberger pandered for the progressive left. In a scathing op-ed for The Washington Post, Sullenberger blasted

Is a massive, unprecedented stock market crash nearly upon us? While several analysts have often posed the question, this draconian idea has taken on more urgency in recent times.In early October, the

The heavily-anticipated Apple earnings report for their fiscal fourth-quarter 2018 finally arrived to a somewhat anticlimactic conclusion. On one hand, the bulls felt delighted at surging total revenue

To start off this last week of October, the markets experienced a catastrophic session. After attempting to gain back some control after a blisteringly awful month, the benchmark Dow Jones index dropped

Three days, three acts of terrorism. While voters geared up for the final stretch of the midterm elections, seemingly random, isolated incidents shocked the nation. In less than a one-week period, we

Over the past few days, the nation stood stunned as post mail laced with explosives found their way to liberal politicians and news outlets. During the initial days of terror, the mail bomber sent a pipe

As you read this, thousands of Central Americans via a migrant caravan are heading towards the U.S.-Mexico border. The majority hail from Honduras, a country wracked with drug-trafficking related violence.

It’s not the most discussed news item from mainstream headlines. Nevertheless, astute readers should pay close attention to the underlying signs pointing towards the end of affirmative action.For decades,

In a stunning and confusing twist, Saudi Arabia admitted that that journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed in its Turkey-based consulate. Both the mainstream media and the blogosphere lit up upon the revelation,

As if this month’s news reel couldn’t get more bizarre, the mysterious (and allegedly brutal) death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi blew the lid wide open. True, the U.S. has always had a testy and controversial

To say that recent events in Washington have taken a turn for the bizarre would be an understatement. In an unprecedented move, President Trump invited rap star Kanye West to the White House, along with

Never one to back down, President Trump has always cited the rising stock market as confirmation of his success. But with Wednesday’s huge market crash – something we haven’t seen since early February

President Donald Trump has faced untold criticism for his aggressive approach with China. The opposition on the left have charged that attacking the Asian juggernaut would hurt our own economy. As the

A common motivation for investing in cryptocurrencies is monetary decentralization. Without a centralized authority, blockchain-related assets are less prone to manipulation. That said, some cryptocurrencies,

Undoubtedly, the concept of bitcoin manipulation ruffles feathers. We’ve heard several stories about manipulated trading in the precious metals market. However, these are commodities that are largely “housed”

Despite significant regulatory changes, accounting fraud remains a critical problem for any sized business. What makes such white-collar crimes so compelling is that they’re relatively easy to commit,

Financial fraud is a widespread problem. It’s also big business. According to NexisLexis Risk Solutions, Americans businesses on average spend $2.66 to combat every dollar of fraud. This dynamic also points