Can High Birth Rates Solve Demographic Problems for Young Countries?
I often talk about the importance of demographics for countries, but do high birth rates always equate to population growth? In countries like Yemen and
NGLs: Ohio’s Plastics Industry’s Juicy Secret
Since I’m here in Ohio, why not talk about what makes this region so unique. Today, we’ll be discussing how shale in Ohio has propelled
Geopolitics of Terror Groups: ISIS and ISIS Khorasan
With the recent attack on Moscow, I received some requests to do a breakdown on the geopolitics of ISIS. First things first, there are two
Things I (Do) Worry About: A Post-Germany Europe
Germany has had a streak hotter than the ’96 Chicago Bulls. The German economic model has contributed to European political, economic, and industrial success, but
Will Venezuela Invade Guyana for Oil?
I’ve gotten a handful of questions regarding Venezuela invading the South American state of Guyana due to economic challenges and oil discoveries. The short answer
Apparently A Cessna and Elbow Grease Is All Ukraine Needs
The Ukrainians are getting creative and finding ways to launch longer-range attacks on Russian infrastructure. We’ve already seen strikes on pipeline nexuses and chemical complexes
How Tariffs and Drones Saved Ukrainian Agriculture
Ukrainian agricultural exports are finally having the boot lifted from their throats thanks to new tariffs on certain goods in the EU and Ukraine’s adoption
Why I Don’t Care About the Fallen Bridge in Baltimore
At this point, we’ve all heard about the Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapsing in Baltimore on March 26. While it may seem like this should
Things I (Do) Worry About: Higher Education in the US
If mommy and daddy told you to go college and then you’d be set for life…you’re not alone. With traditional models pushing everyone towards white-collar
A Conversation with The Times
Here’s my Frontline interview with Times Radio from last week. We discussed the war in Ukraine and global security, specifically looking at what could unfold
