My eyesight is fading and I usually read X posts on my cellphone. Now more posts include inserts of pages with even tinier text.

Economic conditions are usually slow to change and therefore conditions in the early part of a new administration are often attributed to the previous administration's policies.

Higher tariffs are inflationary but only on certain products. Alternative consumer purchases dampen the inflationary effect and stimulate domestic production.

The stock market, driven chiefly by speculation, is not a particularly good economic indicator.

When I get an X post that says I have to subscribe to see it, I unfollow the poster.

The new clickbait is the recent profusion of threads. "25 ingenious ways to use threads to get more clicks on your X account. A thread."

I think it's ironic rhat people who use the F word think it makes them sound "grown up."

I've seen snippets on YouTube, but I've never seen a whole movie that has Thor Ironman, Captain America, et al. in it.

I bought a couple of computer games back in the early 90s but lost interest since they were basically "shoot everyone."

Do the munitions companies sell pre-engraved bullets, or do the shooters do their own engraving? Either way, t's very odd.

Old NCIS episode. Kid named Nick accused of killing his father. Not blaming the actor but he was poorly cast. Too sympathetic. Can't buy him as a delinquent.

I'm not the type to seriously harbor ill will for others, but I hope the inventor of the pop-up ad develops an unending, unscratchable itch.

Why should I heed the opinions of people too dim-witted to have learned the basic rules of grammar?

Sorry, but I'm tired of superheroes, magical powers, multiverses, zombies, vampires, space aliens, post-apocalyptic ordeals...

Maybe it's Trump's flamboyant style or his enemiies' equally histrionic tirades and plots against him that remind me of early Roman history.

The Dow ranged over 1,000 points today. I'm not buying the halfhearted tap-dance analysts are doing in their explanation for it.

Isn't it time to start advertising for next year's Black Friday deals?