The United States has had a history of running annual deficits, spending more than the Treasury Department collects in taxes…. Read more
Month: January 2024
The Intrinsic Way Forward: Healing the Rifts of Culture Wars
The culture wars have been weaponized, turning societal debates into battlegrounds of ideological supremacy. This tactic, while not new, has… Read more
Gender Dynamics and Progressive Outreach in the GOP
The political landscape is often painted in broad strokes of red and blue, the finer details of party composition reveal… Read more
The Geopolitical perspective of Open Source AI.
It has been everywhere for longer than we realized and now the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), the dialogue between… Read more
The Housing Affordability Divide has never been wider for our Minority Communities
The escalating US housing affordability crisis has grown even more disproportionately. Minority communities face relatively higher barriers to homeownership and… Read more
Software I love: Colab
Google Colab, a cloud-based service built around Jupyter Notebook technology, has emerged as a vital tool for data analysts and… Read more
Notes from John
Writing is about a blank piece of paper and leaving out what’s not supposed to be there. -John Prine
How Kyte Baby’s Policy Reversal Sparks Wider Parental Leave Conversations
Kyte Baby, an infant sleepwear company, recently became the center of a significant public controversy regarding its parental leave policy…. Read more
The Indiana Medicaid Cuts and Our Moral Duty
At the Indiana Statehouse on January 22, 2024, citizens gathered to protest against proposed changes to Medicaid. These changes include… Read more
The Economic Narrative of U.S. National Debt and Infrastructure Investment: Insights from the Interstate Highway System
American economic history being what it is, few topics stir as much debate as the national debt and its role… Read more