Beltway Confidential
911, please hold
With the advancements made in telecommunications from the 1990s to now, you would think phone calls could help people communicate and act faster than ever before. As…
September 25, 2024
US must go on offense in China policy: It's time to exploit Beijing's weaknesses
Magazine - Your Land
Justice Jackson’s medical apartheid debunked
Judging people by the color of their skin, not the content of their character, has long been unpopular in the United States, which is why an overwhelming…
In Focus
How Oct. 7 changed the Middle East forever
On the eve of the United Kingdom’s entry into World War I, the British Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey told a friend: “The lamps are going out…
Magazine
Harris’s deliberate strategy versus Trump’s record
Vice President Kamala Harris’s interview with the National Association of Black Journalists was starkly different from former President Donald Trump’s with the same organization. He was instantly…
Magazine
Healing loudly: One veteran’s work to curb the suicide epidemic by speaking out
September is Suicide Prevention Month, when advocates publicize an epidemic that is taking far too many lives. Despite earnest attempts to curb the staggering rise in suicides…
Magazine - Your Land
The NFL won’t acknowledge it erased a Native American
The name John Two Guns White Calf likely doesn’t mean anything to most people, but whether they know it or not, the nation’s legions of football fans…
Business
Tour operators turn to the less obvious as mass tourism backlash grows
Cruise ships turned away, angry locals protesting against visitors, even cities charging tourists to visit. The images and reality of the backlash against mass tourism are becoming…
Magazine
AI chip industry leader Nvidia’s high market share draws federal prosecutors’ scrutiny
The Department of Justice has contacted Nvidia relating to the company’s more than 80% market share of the burgeoning AI chip industry. Reports that the DOJ sent…
Magazine
Believe it or not, the House Budget Committee is getting things done
The average person would be forgiven for thinking Congress is completely bungling budgeting. The national debt is on a path to soar to $37 trillion by the…
Healthcare
Next president will face the challenge of rising healthcare costs
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, the rival campaigns have promised to “lower costs” on healthcare for people living in the United States. Unfortunately, whether the winner…