What can a state government do to decrease energy consumption among a population that has doubled since 1970 but maintains the lowest per-capita rate of electricity use in the country? That's right:

About the best that can be said for 2009 is that our world didn’t actually blow up, though there were moments when it looked like it might. The bad news is, now we have to get all revved up for

Well, I enjoyed a 2.5 hour commute home last night, courtesy of drivers rubbernecking an accident on the New Jersey Turnpike. To say I wanted to pull my hair out as we traveled at the breakneck speed

Friedrich A. Hayek (1899-1992), Austrian economist, author and 1974 Nobel Prize-winner for Economics wrote: “With the exception only of the period of the gold standard, practically all governme

Editor's Note: This article was written by James Quinn, a senior director of strategic planning for a major university. James has held high-level financial positions with a retailer

I have to confess to a love affair that goes back a long way with that exciting, hyper-volatile metal, silver.This week, the Wall Street Journal reported that silver has enjoyed greater price gains t

In the face of mounting job losses with the only real demand coming from Cash for Clunkers and other silly stimulus programs doomed to fail, it shouldn't be surprising to anyone that retail sales are

"Quality is a characteristic of thought and statement that is recognized by a non-thinking process. Because definitions are a product of rigid, formal thinking, quality cannot be defined."-

RadioShack (RSH) reported a better-than-expected first quarter as consumers sought more flat-panel televisions and digital-converter boxes. The consumer-electronics retailer said net income rose 11%,

It started out with flimsy-framed glasses, one lens in blue, the other in red. And just like that, the creature from the black lagoon looked like he was coming right off the screen. 3D technology, wh