Business Perspectives
Oil Prices: What Goes Up Must Come Down
Why oil producers fear high prices: a look at Saudi strategy, OPEC history, energy transitions, and how rising costs can accelerate alternatives to oil.
Is America Walking Into a “ThucydidesTrap”? History Says No.
A critique of the “Thucydides Trap” theory, arguing that U.S.-China conflict is not inevitable and that history, industry, and leadership still shape outcomes.
Is The AI Bubble About To Pop?
A look at why AI may not be another dot-com bubble, with energy, infrastructure, and computing demand shaping the next era of growth.
A Newspaper History of Beaver County
A look at Beaver County’s newspaper history, from the 1807 Minerva to modern digital journalism and the enduring appetite for local news.
If Airlines Are Broke, Why Are We Building Them Palaces?
Why Pittsburgh’s new airport terminal may make economic sense even as airlines struggle with thin margins, high costs, and industry instability.
Suddenly Everybody Loves Nuclear Power Again
Pennsylvania’s Nuclear Energy Roadmap aims to revive industrial growth, expand nuclear power, and meet rising electricity demand driven by AI, manufacturing, and technology.
The Great Atomic Panic
A sharp look at America’s nuclear power panic, from Shippingport and Three Mile Island to today’s renewed interest in SMRs and reliable energy.
What Kind Of Hooman Hurts A Dog?
A heartfelt look at the cruelty of dogfighting, the loyalty dogs show humans, and the rescue efforts helping abused animals in Beaver County.
Country Clubs: They’re Not Just For Golf Anymore
Country clubs are evolving beyond golf into dining, events, wellness, and lifestyle hubs as memberships and revenues surge after the pandemic.
What Is The American System And Why Does It Matter?
A look at the American System, its role in building U.S. industry, and why renewed interest in tariffs and manufacturing has revived the debate today.
Oil Prices: What Goes Up Must Come Down
Why oil producers fear high prices: a look at Saudi strategy, OPEC history, energy transitions, and how rising costs can accelerate alternatives to oil.
Is America Walking Into a “ThucydidesTrap”? History Says No.
A critique of the “Thucydides Trap” theory, arguing that U.S.-China conflict is not inevitable and that history, industry, and leadership still shape outcomes.
Is The AI Bubble About To Pop?
A look at why AI may not be another dot-com bubble, with energy, infrastructure, and computing demand shaping the next era of growth.
A Newspaper History of Beaver County
A look at Beaver County’s newspaper history, from the 1807 Minerva to modern digital journalism and the enduring appetite for local news.
If Airlines Are Broke, Why Are We Building Them Palaces?
Why Pittsburgh’s new airport terminal may make economic sense even as airlines struggle with thin margins, high costs, and industry instability.
Suddenly Everybody Loves Nuclear Power Again
Pennsylvania’s Nuclear Energy Roadmap aims to revive industrial growth, expand nuclear power, and meet rising electricity demand driven by AI, manufacturing, and technology.
The Great Atomic Panic
A sharp look at America’s nuclear power panic, from Shippingport and Three Mile Island to today’s renewed interest in SMRs and reliable energy.
What Kind Of Hooman Hurts A Dog?
A heartfelt look at the cruelty of dogfighting, the loyalty dogs show humans, and the rescue efforts helping abused animals in Beaver County.
Country Clubs: They’re Not Just For Golf Anymore
Country clubs are evolving beyond golf into dining, events, wellness, and lifestyle hubs as memberships and revenues surge after the pandemic.
What Is The American System And Why Does It Matter?
A look at the American System, its role in building U.S. industry, and why renewed interest in tariffs and manufacturing has revived the debate today.