May 2023

When Marjorie Taylor Greene equates the term ‘white supremacist’ to the N-word, she exhibits a fundamental misunderstanding of power dynamics, as such an insult, while offensive, doesn’t diminish her power, unlike the historically abusive context of the slur.

It seems the world gradually edging towards a new Cold War era driven by rising tensions among nuclear nations and escalating weapons development, with around 12,700 global nuclear warheads reported by the end of 2022.

Delve into a balanced examination of common gun-control assertions, offering responses that challenge popular views and suggest that given America’s unique history and firearm prevalence, gun ownership may be a rational decision for many individuals.

The declining competence in US history and civics among eighth graders could be tackled by integrating local and familial history into education, a hypothesis James Magner, MD, tests through a reading and assessment experiment.

In potential 2024 presidential match-ups, key swing voters currently give a narrow edge to the Democrats, regardless of the candidates, but their mixed feelings towards all possible contenders signal the possibility of another tightly contested election.

With automakers removing AM radios from cars, there’s a bipartisan effort to save the century-old technology. If it goes away, will conservative talk radio lose its power? No, says Michael Smerconish, “it will just be found on different platforms.”

The importance of maintaining and rebalancing the U.S.-China relationship cannot be overstated, particularly within the consulting industry, as it plays a pivotal role in formulating constructive engagement strategies that safeguard commercial exchange and avert the possibility of a cold war.

Revising Section 230 could make Big Tech, operating as ad-driven media, accountable for election misinformation, enhancing media competitiveness and potentially improving democratic trust.

Companies implementing diversity goals to address racial and gender inequalities are facing legal challenges, as some white male applicants claim reverse discrimination in high-profile lawsuits, raising concerns about potential conflicts between DEI initiatives and EEO laws.

The debt ceiling deadlock between Speaker McCarthy and President Biden highlights the need for politicians to prioritize compromise and statesmanship over ideological differences to prevent economic disaster and advance the nation.