Is the West Doomed to Repeat Japan’s Fatal Financial Mistakes?

Japan’s dazzling economy was second only to the U.S., with incredible technological leadership, industrial productivity, and an enormous trade surplus. Then it collapsed into three decades of stagnation. Symptoms of the disease that destroy

Kaja Kallas is the real threat to Europe

While Ursula von der Leyen may have survived yesterday’s vote of no confidence, the result has laid bare growing cross-party discontent with her increasingly authoritarian leadership. Support for the European President is eroding. The most

From corrupt UK judges to the hidden history of giants, I’m clearing out items from my to-do list. But before I do, here they are

My list of articles, videos and resources that I thought looked interesting and intended to take a look at but have never found the time continuously grows.  As a way of clearing my desk, so to speak, I am briefly listing and describing som

Prostate Disease (Part One)

Prostate cancer is a common type of cancer that affects men, with almost one in three men over the age of 50 being affected.  It is believed that half of all men have cancer of the prostate when they die, although most of them were not awar

Study Finds Elevated Cardiovascular Risk After Early Hysterectomy

Hysterectomy is one of the most common surgeries for women in the United States. The procedure involves removing the uterus, which means no more periods and no possibility of pregnancy. About 600,000 hysterectomies are done each year, and b