Ted Jenkin

Opinion March 12

Why the Department of Education is going to RIP

In the business world, companies that spend billions without achieving measurable success collapse. In government, there is no accountability for agencies like the Department of Education.

Opinion March 7

The national debt is about to hit a terrifying number no matter what we do

Elon Musk's DOGE efforts have saved roughly $100 billion. But that's nowhere near enough to bring fiscal sanity and stop the national debt from reaching $40 trillion.

Opinion February 19

The real reasons why In-N-Out Burger and more are leaving California

Hundreds of businesses are discovering that California is no longer the land of opportunity. It's the Left Coast and that means high taxes and lots of excess regulations.

Opinion February 15

Why reselling concert and sporting tickets online could cause you an IRS audit

Be careful if you sell online. The IRS may know a lot more about your side hustle this tax season. And it is cracking down on those who fail to report the added income.

Opinion February 2

Gen Z plans micro-retirement when they’ve barely started working 

Some Gen Z workers are turning traditional attitudes about employment on their head. They have embraced the idea of micro-retirement so they can take a break before they settle down.

Opinion February 1

3 reasons why Elon Musk wants to get rid of the penny

Elon Musk's influence and outspoken nature have brought renewed attention to the debate over whether the penny still has a place in the modern economy.

Opinion January 25

What you should learn from these 4 major challenges Trump overcame to win back the White House

Now that President Donald J. Trump has returned to the White House, what valuable insights can we take from his unprecedented political journey to improve our own lives?

Opinion January 8

Why blue state policies are causing even more homelessness in America

We know nobody chooses to be homeless, but are these progressive blue states creating an out-of-control spiral because of incredibly poor policies?

Opinion January 4

5 New Year’s money resolutions if you want to be a millionaire

Start 2025 on the right financial path by shopping less and paying off your debts. If you want to become a millionaire, you start by saving here and there and developing good habits.

Opinion December 30

Class dismissed: Colleges expected to close as enrollment numbers tank

Colleges and universities in the United States could be facing a crisis as they struggle to meet enrollment numbers due to increase in tuition costs, declining birthrates and the rise of alternate career paths.