How Trump’s Tariff War with China Could Sink the World Economy . Former President Donald Trump’s ongoing advocacy for a trade war with China—and the possibility of its re-escalation—poses a significant threat to the global economy. While his original round of tariffs during his presidency from 2018 to 2020 already caused widespread economic disruptions, the… Continue reading How Trump’s Tariff War with China Could Sink World Economy
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Daniel Gwynn: From Death Row to Freedom
From Death Row to Freedom . The Wrongful Imprisonment and Exoneration of Daniel Gwynn #197 . For nearly three decades, Daniel Gwynn sat behind bars for a crime he did not commit. His wrongful conviction for arson and murder in Philadelphia became a chilling example of how systemic failures in the criminal justice system can… Continue reading Daniel Gwynn: From Death Row to Freedom
Art Collector vs. Patron of the Arts
Art Collector vs. Patron of the Arts . Two Sides of the Same Coin? . In the world of art, the terms “art collector” and “patron of the arts” are often used interchangeably, but they represent distinct roles with unique motivations and impacts. While both contribute to the cultural ecosystem, their approaches and legacies differ… Continue reading Art Collector vs. Patron of the Arts
Elon Musk: Does the Billionaire Need a Reboot?
Elon Musk Meltdown . Does the Billionaire Need a Reboot? . In recent months, Elon Musk has increasingly voiced his concerns about the state of the US economy, particularly its impact on the cost of living and the struggles faced by average working Americans, including veterans. The billionaire entrepreneur, known for his ventures in Tesla,… Continue reading Elon Musk: Does the Billionaire Need a Reboot?
The Arts: Collecting Fine Art Photography
Collecting Fine Art Photography . The history of collecting fine art photography is a fascinating journey that intertwines technological innovation, artistic evolution, and shifting cultural perceptions. While photography itself was invented in the early 19th century, it took decades for it to be recognized as a legitimate art form worthy of collection. Initially, photography was… Continue reading The Arts: Collecting Fine Art Photography