June 23, 20200Comments

Media Bias Runs Amok as America Burns Down: An Open Letter to CBS News Anchor Norah O’Donnell, NBC News and the Rest of the Biased Mainstream Media, Part I

After decades of spending my life in media as a newspaper reporter, magazine editor and radio news director, I think I can spot bias. And it is apparent that the bulk of the...

by Gregory Bresiger

Lifestyle

Personal Finance

June 12, 20200Comments

Forest Park—a Perpetual Gift from a Dead City: The History of a “Brooklyn” Park

My beloved Forest Park, which is just outside my home on Metropolitan Avenue in Kew Gardens, New York, is a park with a remarkable history. It goes from central Queens, where...

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

May 26, 20200Comments

Bad Times Are Coming for America’s Biggest City and the Rest of the State

A Regan Administration’s official dire prediction and advice on how to avoid it by undoing the economic devastation of the Coronavirus. The Coronavirus destruction, added to...

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

May 14, 20200Comments

You Pay Through the Nose for a Fake Job

With tens of millions of Americans suddenly out of work, it’s easy to fall for this line: There’s a wonderful job waiting for you. Just fill out this form and send money. Look...

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

May 2, 20200Comments

Some Banks Won’t Press on Card Payments for Now

If you’re up against it with your credit card company, think about negotiating Let’s make a deal. That’s what some suddenly out of work American workers need to do with their...

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

April 19, 20200Comments

You Pay for an Adviser, but is He or She Really Worth It?: Poor Retirement Advice Means Retirement Goals Not Achieved

Some plan advisors, advisors who help run retirement plans, are paid for bad performance and that could stop you from having a comfortable retirement. That’s the warning of a...

by Gregory Bresiger

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