In the world of sports, love is a fickle thing. It swells with each victory, each triumphant moment that unites us in collective celebration. But what happens when […]
Education / Healthcare / Policy
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Home Court Advantages #1
As some of you may already know, I live in central Indiana in a town called Zionsville. I grew up here and like everywhere there are the special […]
Policy
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Putin’s Strategic Calculus: Economic Considerations and the U.S. Presidential Election
As the conflict in Ukraine rages on, the world watches with bated breath, waiting for a resolution. However, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s strategic calculus seems to be driven […]
Media / Policy
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Who will be onstage at the 1st Republican Debate?
The folks at FiveThirtyEight recently looked at the numbers as they are given to do and summarized who will likely be onstage will a little less than a […]
Education / Healthcare / Policy / Technology
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Convergence for a Cure: Blockchain and AI Transforming the Healthcare Landscape
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, healthcare is not an exception. A recent study published on PubMed Central (PMC) titled “Blockchain and artificial intelligence technology in e-Health” […]
Policy / Sports / Technology
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Generational Domination vs. Competitive Spirit: A Tale of Two Motorsports
In the high-octane world of motorsports, two narratives are currently unfolding that highlight the contrasting appeals of Formula 1 and IndyCar. On one side of the Atlantic, we […]
Education / Technology
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A 10 point plan to safer data
In the digital age, cybersecurity is a concern that affects us all. From individual users to large corporations, the need for secure computing practices is universal. We’ve compiled […]
Policy / Rights and Equality
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Georgia State Rep Mainor Defects to GOP: A Progressive Perspective
In a move that has sent shockwaves through Georgia’s political landscape, State Representative Mesha Mainor, a Democrat from Atlanta, has announced her decision to switch parties and join […]
Finance / Policy / Rights and Equality / Sports
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Oil money buying DC sports
From my vantage point as something of a political reporter, it appears that a sea change is happening in the world of American sports, with more and more […]
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Is Atlanta ready for its closeup? The Impact of the Ongoing Strike, and the Effect on the Minority Film Industry
The ongoing actors and writers strike has cast a spotlight on Atlanta’s burgeoning film industry, revealing the challenges faced by non-union workers in a state that is not […]