0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 4 min · Aug 16, 2026StoryThe Creditor Lobby That Fought Trump, Betrayed The Troops, And Now Wants To Kill Debt ReliefAn abused wife opens a credit card statement and discovers her abuser ran up $40,000 in her name. A soldier overseas finds out a predatory lender jacked his car-loan rate while he was deployed. A family buried under medical debt tries to negotiate a settlement with the help of a debt relief company. And a Washington lobby group spends millions making sure they can’t.0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 5 min · Jul 3, 2026StoryAn Old Insult Still On The BooksTwo hundred and fifty years ago, King George III put pen to parchment and branded the American colonists traitors. Not metaphorically. Literally.0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 4 min · May 2, 2026StoryWhite House Ballroom Shouldn’t Be A Partisan IssueThe White House currently displays an incomplete construction site where the East Wing stood. This visible symbol of governmental dysfunction represents more than architectural debate — it represents institutional…0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 4 min · Apr 10, 2026StoryLEIF LARSON: Satellite-Based GPS Becoming National Security ProblemThe United States needs a resilient, terrestrial complement and backup to GPS, with Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) systems, to keep pace with other developed nations that already have these technologies in…0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 5 min · Feb 16, 2026StoryLEIF LARSON: Your Local ‘Non-Profit’ Hospital May Be Gaming The Tax System—And You’re Paying For ItWhen you receive care at a non-profit hospital, you might assume that institution operates as a true charity—foregoing taxes in exchange for serving the community. You would be wrong. The IRS currently allows hospitals…0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 5 min · Feb 4, 2026StoryLEIF LARSON: Government’s IT Crisis And The Fleecing Of TaxpayersGovernment entities at every level fail to modernize critical information technology systems, then blame private contractors when projects collapse. This is not incompetence. It is a racket—a deliberate, systematic…0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 5 min · Jan 9, 2026StoryLEIF LARSON: America’s Rail Supply Chain Facing Safety And National Security RisksUntil recently, a major steel rail facility in Pueblo, Colo. supplied a significant portion of rail used by several of the nation’s largest freight carriers. It was a reliable domestic source for one of the most…0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 4 min · Jan 4, 2026StoryLEIF LARSON: Netflix-Warner Bros Deal All About Consumer ValueLike so many Americans who have partially pulled the plug on traditional TV, I am a streaming fan and love Netflix. Netflix has evolved from a DVD rental service into an entertainment powerhouse, revolutionizing how we…0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 5 min · Dec 27, 2025StoryLEIF LARSON: American Economy Needs GROWTH ActWarren Buffet was asked how long he preferred to hold stocks that he bought for Berkshire Hathaway. His answer was succinct: forever. Buy good companies and hold on forever. As they grow, you earn paper profits you can…0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 5 min · Nov 25, 2025StoryLEIF LARSON: Thanksgiving A Time To Thank Struggling American FarmersAs we head to the local grocery store to prepare that Thanksgiving meal, take a moment to reflect on how all the items we will enjoy made it to the shelves. Every Thanksgiving feast starts with the hard work of…0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 5 min · Nov 16, 2025StoryLEIF LARSON: American Athletes Win With Free Market SCORE ActAmericans love sports, especially college sports. There is something special about rooting for your alma mater on a crisp autumn afternoon. However, there is no guarantee that college sports will keep moving forward on…0 commentsShare
0LLeif Larson· Opinion · 5 min · Sep 26, 2025StoryLEIF LARSON: The Art Of A Bad Railroad Merger DealThe rail industry has significantly shaped America and continues to guide our nation into the future. Without railroads, the world would look very different. Trains have had a profound impact on everything from the…0 commentsShare
