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Money & Opportunity The Platforms That Minted a Generation of American Millionaires In 25 years, the gatekeepers lost their grip. A storefront, a studio, and a distribution network now cost almost nothing to open.…
By Hughes Dudahl · October 15, 2026
Business
Political Economy No Country Mints Millionaires Like America — Just Ask Its Socialists More than 1,200 Americans crossed the seven-figure line every day last year. Some of the loudest critics of the system that…
By Hughes Dudahl · October 15, 2026
Business
Commentary Robin Hood in Reverse: When Washington Became the King Robin Hood stole from the King because the King had taken too much from the people. Trump’s argument begins with a more unsettling proposition:…
By Hughes Dudahl · October 6, 2026
Business
OPEN LETTER · POLITICAL ECONOMY An Open Letter to Sean Hannity and Dan Bongino: Stop Selling Florida. Start Scoring It. You have the two biggest microphones in the conservative ecosystem and you both call…
By Hughes Dudahl · September 24, 2026
Business
WFPX Opinion & Analysis When Only 11% Object: Has Common Sense Become the Minority Position Among Democrats? A new generation of Democratic voters appears increasingly comfortable with the “democratic socialist” label—even as the movement’s…
By Hughes Dudahl · August 3, 2026
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By Hughes Dudahl · August 1, 2026
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By Hughes Dudahl · July 31, 2026
Business
By Hughes Dudahl · July 31, 2026
Business
The Degree Nobody Needed By Marc Wellington WFPX Communications & Publishing July 21, 2026 The majority that the DSA appeals to is a cohort of over-credentialed, under-employed graduates whose economic disappointment fuels demands for…
By Hughes Dudahl · July 22, 2026
Business
WFPX Opinion Trump and Washington, D.C. Every Garden Reflects the Spirit of the Gardener An Opinion by Michael T. Ruhlman Every garden reflects the spirit of the gardener. A disciplined gardener creates order from…
By admin1 · July 16, 2026