Columns

Although every business is different, banks are businesses like other businesses. Some businesses buy and sell cars, and other businesses sell services. Banks can be thought of as buying and selling the use of money.

Everyone in the national media this week was worrying about whether Donald Trump was going to be arrested in New York.

It was 1998, and the House of Representatives had just approved two articles of impeachment for Bill Clinton’s “high crimes and misdemeanors.”

Two weeks ago, I came across a thought-provoking article posted on CNN.com by Janelle Davis titled “How ‘ma’am’ went from being a respectful word for some — but polarizing for others.”

Why did the chicken cross the road? To lay an egg in my backyard.

Last Thursday, two Amazon employees came into my building to pitch a great opportunity: Allowing my staff to deliver Amazon packages, while they’re on the clock. No, really!

The sun is shining today, and spring is upon us.

Losing a president in office is a national tragedy. Imagine losing two presidents in 12 months. In the early days of the 20th century, that came dangerously close to happening.

Following Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson’s release of official video footage from the so-called “Jan. 6 insurrection,” the deep state went apoplectic.

Last week’s bailout of small banks (and it was a bank bailout) needs to be seen in the larger context of America’s soaring inequality.