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The following is an op-ed that has been republished courtesy of the author and The Huffington Post I am a Bermudian, but my love for Bermuda has always been unrequited. Because I am a gay Bermudian. The island of my birth, where I spent the first 18...

In the cold light of day, things do not look much better for Italy’s political establishment. After voters delivered astonishing mandates to two populist parties on Sunday, the biggest losers seemed to be Matteo Renzi and Silvio Berlusconi, the two f...

American parents are forever bombarded with information about how we are doing it wrong. Our helicopter-rescuing, “a trophy for every child because every child is a winner” cosseting ways are going to result in a generation of future adults unable to...

She never saw it coming. There was no boom. No crash. No crunch of metal on metal like in the movies. It was just Filsan Duale and five children in the minivan — four of her own plus a friend they took go-karting — heading to their home in northern V...

Over the course of the next few weeks, we shall be witness to the biggest charade in the parliamentary calendar — and that is the Budget debate. One week of this charade has happened already and I’m willing to bet that most people had no idea. There ...

“Old pirates, yes they rob I; Sold I to the merchant ships.” Those words were so profoundly placed at the very beginning of Bob Marley’s Redemption Song. The song had a message that was obviously deep and personal because he, at the time, knew of hi...

The Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder letter has always been a special event for this writer as I continue to be a devout follower of Warren Buffett. Warren is not shy to admit his mistakes, offer timeless wisdom on investing and remind us all ...

Much of the world continues to be alarmed at the amount of tragedies where countless lives are lost through criminal use of weapons designed for the battlefield. This has created a massive reaction from younger Americans who feel the latest mass kill...

Dear readers, we discussed the all encompassing role of mathematics in our economy, our lifestyles, and our very existence, last week. We alone determine where we end up in our financial life. We can’t rely upon anyone but ourselves. We can help each...

On March 2, 1955, a 15-year-old high school student named Claudette Colvin was arrested on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama, for refusing to give up her seat. This happened nine months before Rosa Parks’s famous arrest in the same circumstances. That un...