Taking pediatric cancer research funding out of a bill is pretty evil.

Why don't we regulate health insurance companies like we regulate utilities? It seems like the same arguments on basic infrastructure needs would point to health insurance also needing that level of oversight.

Why do people need to swap jobs constantly just to get by or progress up a career ladder? The lack of pride many feel in their work is likely due to the near zero valuation employers put in their current workforce.

It's wild to me how people can just try to do a coup without actually planning them. It isn't something I'd put under the "wing it" category.

You can tell you're in an unwalkable area when the chipotle actually puts your mobile order on that free-for-all shelf.

Has anyone seriously considered why generations before us established regulatory bodies? Not in a "what was their original intent," dishonest legal argument, but the context of their need. Most of the time, their establishment was written in blood.

Can someone explain to me why everyone invests in roth retirement accounts? I feel like a vast majority of people would be more tax advantaged in a traditional. I can never find any nuance in the discussion when I do a simple google search.