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Why Japan’s 7-Eleven Will Never Work in America

I visited 7-Eleven stores in New York and Tokyo – it was like 2 different worlds.

Here’s why Zohran Mamdani’s socialist experiment in New York City will fail.

Following the murder of Charlie Kirk, if we don’t learn to heal and stand together, our democracy won’t survive

Why Hong Kong is special and for me, beats out Tokyo.

I usually despise self-help writing, but these are my best essays about life, which show the right way to write self-help.

The harshest remedies never came for Google — just as I predicted. But the ripple effects across AI, Apple, and the industry are only beginning.

Why Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson are finally getting a fair shot at justice and the Hall of Fame.

Why the trading before Trump’s tariff pause announcement must be investigated

Not everyone likes lawyers, but society needs us to represent all sides under the law

Harold Ross, founder of The New Yorker, said that writers who complain were the worst writers, and he has a point, which applies to all people.