Thank you for the kind words while I was away working on the logistics of the new company. You will be hearing alot more about it and if […]
Education / Media / Policy
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The Vital Role of a Free and Vibrant Press in a Changing World
Amidst an era of digital upheaval, where information flows with unprecedented speed and volume, democracy stands at a critical juncture. Central to its health and survival is a […]
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Judicial Setbacks and Voter Suppression: Louisiana’s Redistricting Battle
Recent developments in Louisiana’s redistricting efforts have reignited significant controversies surrounding voter representation and racial gerrymandering. A federal court’s decision to invalidate a newly created Black-majority district raises […]
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A Grateful Nod to the FCC
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently imposed a substantial penalty on America’s largest mobile carriers, fining them a collective $200 million for unauthorized selling of customer location data. […]
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Life Is Short. We want Dessert.
In central Indiana, a full-course meal at a fine dining restaurant might cost around $200—tip and wine included, but no dessert. While my readers in NYC or LA […]
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The Increasing Use of Everyday Devices in Cyber Attacks:
Recent developments in cybersecurity have highlighted a concerning trend: everyday devices such as smartphones and tablets are increasingly being exploited to facilitate large-scale account compromises. This technique involves […]
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You can learn alot about a person from their playlist.
Every year, as we mark various occasions on our calendars, certain films become part of our annual rituals, weaving themselves into the fabric of our seasonal traditions. Films […]