In the wake of economic recovery and amidst ongoing labor disputes, 2023 has witnessed a significant pro-union sentiment among the… Read more
Month: October 2023
IFTTT and Amazon Alexa Part Ways
Unexpectedly, Amazon has announced the discontinuation of its Alexa service’s integration with IFTTT (If This Then That), effective October 31st,… Read more
An Analysis of the Geopolitical Implications of a Post-Hydrocarbon World
In a world where the hum of electric cars replaces the roar of gas engines, and where green energy plants… Read more
Regional Disparities in Homelessness
The intricacies surrounding homelessness are embedded within a matrix of social, economic, and policy structures that demand a meticulous dissection… Read more
NBA Coach Mike Brown’s Solemn Address on Gun Violence Post Season-Opener
In a heartfelt moment transcending the realms of sports and touching on the pressing societal issue of gun violence, Coach… Read more
“Young minds can make a positive impact on the world”
These are the words of Heman Bekele. In the heart of Annandale, Virginia, a scientific mind is bubbling with innovation…. Read more
Staying Balanced on the Political Seesaw
In the realm of political discourse, there’s often a razor-thin line between analysis and advocacy. A recent interaction with a… Read more
You’ve got me in the Undertow: A Dive into My Favorite Unsung Artists
Music is a palette of emotions and has the power to transcend boundaries and touch the very essence of our… Read more
The Resurgence of Net Neutrality
In a modern-day narrative of reclamation, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has embarked on a journey to re-establish the doctrine… Read more
Some stuff I said on X…(and by X, I mean Twitter)
I enjoy the occasional tweet as much as the next person, reading or writing. While I don’t repost much, I… Read more