Antony Blinken’s rise to becoming the U.S. Secretary of State is a testament to his extensive training, diverse experience, and relentless commitment to public service. His background reflects […]
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A Foretaste of Things to Come
Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York and one-time personal attorney to Donald Trump, experienced an unexpected twist on his 80th birthday. As he celebrated with friends […]
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Introducing Philanthrive: Where Compassion Meets Action
We are excited to introduce Philanthrive, a new initiative dedicated to transforming the way we fund affordable and sustainable housing. Our mission is to make a tangible difference […]
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While I was away…
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 […]
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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 Biden Administration’s New Overtime Rule & What It Means for Progressive Labor Rights
In a transformative move by the Biden Administration, a new executive order has extended overtime pay protections to millions of salaried workers in the United States. Effective July […]
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Mississippi’s Landmark Education Funding Reform
Mississippi’s Landmark Education Funding Reform The Mississippi Legislature has recently achieved a significant milestone in education reform by passing a new K-12 education funding formula, a transformative move […]