October 2023

“Even if Biden were 20 years younger… they dread the prospect of a continuation of Democratic policies every bit as much, if not more.”

Barry D. Wood delves into the changing landscape of the US auto industry, contrasting Doug Fraser’s strategic union leadership during the industry’s 1982 crisis with today’s challenges of electric vehicles, CEO-worker wage disparities, and the current UAW president’s approach.

As Israel faces echoes of the Yom Kippur War’s surprise attack, the stakes are high, and the risks of a broader conflict involving major powers loom large. Will history repeat itself, or can we address the root causes to prevent future wars in the region?

In a tumultuous political landscape, Michael Smerconish delves into the Democrats’ decision regarding Kevin McCarthy, the looming shadow of Jim Jordan, and the potential for new alliances in Congress.

Amid rising dissatisfaction with the two-party system, can a third-party presidential contender truly change the course, or will it further deepen America’s political divide?

Directly after the impeachment inquiry announcement, Engagious dives into the real sentiments of swing voters: unveiling motivations, revealing suspicions, and the surprising age factor.

In a climate where trust in public institutions is plummeting, the latest congressional drama is just a symptom of a deeper democratic ailment – and it’s up to all of us to rebuild faith in our shared democratic ideals.