Here, let me mansplain this stuff to you. Key facts about same-sex marriage around the world, 25 years after the Netherlands legalized it By Jenn Hatfield, PEW Research Mar 25, 2026 April 1 marks the 25th anniversary of the world’s first nationally recognized same-sex marriages. Those marriages took place in the Netherlands after it became the first country to legalize such unions. Today, dozens of other countries also allow same-sex marriage. In the United States, the Suprem

San Fran uses private screeners? Are they better? What do you think?

The High-Tax Wealth Flight Continues IRS data show that taxpayers keep fleeing rapacious states even after the pandemic. The Editorial Board, WSJ March 28, 2026 As Democrats across the country seek to raise income taxes, the IRS on Friday released new data on state income migration that is a reality check on their ambitions. Even after the pandemic, high-tax states continue to lose tens of billions of dollars in taxable income to low-tax states. The latest IRS data includes t

I don't like to brag, but I can't afford to live in Calif! No stupid, I'm referring to the Billionaire's tax. What did you think I meant? California’s Golden Goose Is Already Flying the Coop The state’s tax base is being hollowed out even before the ‘wealth tax’ qualifies for the ballot. By Hank Adler, WSJ March 27, 2026 Though California’s proposed “Billionaire Tax” ballot measure hasn’t yet qualified to go before voters this fall, it is already reshaping the state’s fiscal

Some day I will own an BYD with an solid state battery. Until then I can only dream. Will This ‘Miracle’ Battery Finally Change Your Mind About EVs? A Finnish startup claims to have perfected a revolutionary new battery. Whether the hype is to be believed, solid-state technology is coming—and it’s a potential disruptor for the entire EV industry. By Dan Neil, WSJ March 27, 2026 8:00 pm ET I hate being right all the time. For the past 30 years I have championed the adoption o

Buffett turned 85 in 2015. Most people at age 85 would have the brains to step down. Not the Oracle of Omaha. What a genius. Did his investors suffer as he losed his mental sharpness? After trouncing the SP 500 for decades, he underperformed the index 234% to 304% during the last decade. Which leads me to promise that I will step down from the Report in 2042.