Gavin Newsom has always had a knack for political theatrics. From his early days as the San Francisco mayor who defied state law to issue same-sex marriage licenses […]
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The Trust Crisis in Management
Trust is the backbone of any successful organization, yet its erosion has become one of the defining challenges in modern management. Over the past decade, employees have grown […]
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From Taurasi to Clark: the pass built on Public Policy
The transformative success of public policy—embodied in measures like Title IX—has been the single biggest catalyst in elevating women’s sports. Yet, as groundbreaking as these policies have been, they […]
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The Evolution of Servant Leadership
Servant leadership has emerged as a pivotal approach in redefining effective leadership across various sectors. Rooted in prioritizing the spiritual and emotional growth, the well-being of team members […]
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The Five Forces That Will Shape the Global Economy in 2025
The global economy is never a stable, well-oiled machine. It’s more like a collection of moving parts—some grinding together, others outright colliding. As we move into 2025, several […]
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The Assault on Democratic Institutions
In the initial fortnight of President Trump’s second term, we’ve witnessed a series of actions that not only challenge democratic norms but also raise significant legal and ethical […]
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Fast Break or Full Court Press? The Challenges Facing Unrivaled’s Inaugural Season
The world of sports welcomes a new entrant this week: Unrivaled, a women’s 3×3 basketball league. Co-founded by WNBA stars Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, the league promises […]
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The Peaceful Warrior
Jimmy Carter was a rare breed of leader. In a world often fixated on power and personal ambition, Carter dedicated his life to something greater — the pursuit […]
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Martial Law and Democratic Norms
The recent political turmoil in South Korea, marked by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s declaration of martial law, raises questions about the potential for similar actions in the United […]
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South Korea’s Democratic Resilience Amid Political Turmoil
This was not something anyone saw coming. The intricate tapestry of global democracies reveals South Korea’s recent political upheaval as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance between […]