How is the government swinging back at woke universities? Is Jill Biden why Trump won in 2024? Why did SCOTUS vote to bring back a deported alleged gang member? Find […]

Who’s really in charge of the Panama Canal? Why do the Dumbocrats still let Biden speak? Is it finally open season on Letitia James? Find out this week on Saving […]

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is meant to promote government transparency by giving the public access to federal agency records. But, as showcased by the NIH “FOIA Lady” scandal, […]

SCOTUS ruled that the EPA’s new “methane rule” can be enforced even as half of the states have active lawsuits protesting its legality. Learn more on Business Law 101! #BusisnessLaw101 […]

In honor of their 100th anniversary, the Houston Museum of Fine Arts is spotlighting Tamara de Lempicka. She was a pioneer in the Art Deco period and led an unconventional […]

The Houston Museum of Fine Arts is displaying a fascinating set of insanely well-preserved tapestries from the 1500s depicting the Battle of Pavia that are normally on display in Naples, […]

A record company sued an internet service provider over their users violating copyright law, but a surprise came in how the damages were calculated. Learn more on Business Law 101! […]

In a major blow to Google’s dominance in the mobile app market, a federal judge has ordered the company to allow users to download and pay for apps outside of […]

The Los Angeles City Council and LA School Board both put out empty gestures affirming that they’d rather protect illegal immigrants than the safety of their legal, tax- paying residents. […]

My guest this week is John Gardner, who went from high school dropout to major manufacturing entrepreneur. Listen in as we chat about his journey, the problem of offshoring labor, […]