Maximizing Art Sales: Pricing Strategies for Visual Artists
Pricing art can feel strangely personal. You can spend ten hours on a piece, love the result, then stare at ...
How Franchises Are Able To Succeed
Franchising has become one of the most resilient business models in the modern economy, offering entrepreneurs a proven path to ...
Senator Sanders’ Call for an AI Pause Conflates Different Issues While Pushing the Wrong Solution
Juan Londoño In a recent letter to the CEOs of artificial intelligence (AI) companies Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google, Senator Bernie ...
The Digital Panopticon: Why Automated Surveillance Threatens a Free Society
Mike Fox (Wikipedia) In an essay in The Atlantic titled “In Defense of Flock,” the Manhattan Institute’s Charles Fain Lehman ...
“WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 Unveils Second Cohort of Dream Ambassadors, Igniting the Flame of Skills!”
The WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 Executive Bureau has appointed six individuals as the second cohort of WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 Dream Ambassadors ...
Who Pays for Politics?
Paul Meany Every government benefit has a recipient, but it also has a payer. Politics tends to encourage us to ...
“Capturing the Plight of the American Buffalo: Humanity’s Ongoing Threat to an Iconic Species”
On Thursday, August 13, 2026, acclaimed wildlife photographer and writer, Larry Laverty, released his latest book, Land of the Buffalo. ...
Kilnapp v. Gannon Brief: The Law Has Long Been “Clearly Established” That an Officer Can’t Blindly Fire Behind Himself
Matthew Cavedon (Getty Images) Cleveland police officers Bailey Gannon and Jennifer Kilnapp responded to a 911 report of a disturbed ...
Shein loses High Court copyright case against Temu
Shein has lost its High Court claim against rival Temu over the alleged copyright infringement of photographs of its clothing, ...
JD Vance’s Problem Is with Your Choices, Not GDP
Ryan Bourne JD Vance’s book Communion devotes a chapter to arguing that policymakers have spent decades chasing GDP at the ...
