So you have a college graduate, now what? Why a plan forging forward is imperative.
By USA Today
Encourage new college graduates to identify new…
➔ iRachel Maddow and Jamie Raskin agree to headline for a group in bed with GOP interests
By American Thinker
The “progressive” icons appear to be…
➔ iThe U.S. Is Unhappy That Mexico Is Spending Money on Its Own Citizens
By The Intercept
Mexico’s populist president should instead be…
➔ iColumn: Wells Fargo denied well-off borrowers low-interest loans. Is it because they're Black?
By Los Angeles Times
A group of Black customers is suing Wells Fargo,…
➔ iClarence Thomas should resign from the supreme court, for the good of the court | Steven Greenhouse
By The Guardian
By acting as if Thomas has done nothing wrong,…
➔ iThe real estate industry is at risk. Here’s how to soften the blow.
By The Washington Post
The commercial real estate industry is facing the…
➔ iDebt ceiling showdowns aren’t new – but this time gonzo Republicans are ready to blow up the…
By The Guardian
Republicans like Marjorie Taylor Greene and…
➔ iWhat the 14th Amendment Really Says
By The Wall Street Journal
Biden must pay interest on the debt or violate…
➔ iA heart transplant saved my son's life. Now, donor network that saved him is under attack.
By USA Today
Special interests want to tear apart our nation's…
➔ iThe Guardian view on American-Chinese relations: looking beyond governments | Editorial
By The Guardian
Deteriorating relations between Washington and…
➔ iTrump Set Up DeSantis's Good Weekend
By The Wall Street Journal
The ridicule piqued public interest and set low…
➔ iJoining the worldwide payments revolution for the sake of economic growth - opinion
By The Jerusalem Post
With rising interest rates and several…
➔ iThe ESG Proxy Vote Ranking
By The Wall Street Journal
Is your asset manager voting based on the…
➔ iWhat To Watch In Tuesday’s Elections (Yes, There Are Elections)
By FiveThirtyEight
You wouldn’t think that a random Tuesday in an…
➔ iI’m a drag queen in Tennessee. The state’s anti-drag law is silly, nasty, and wrong | Bella…
By The Guardian
Even a Trump-appointed judge agrees that this law…
➔ iLetters to the Editor — May 12, 2023
By New York Post
The Issue: A House committee’s finding that the…
➔ iLeave Ward 8 out of Commanders stadium fantasies
By The Washington Post
Those east of the river have expressed no…
➔ iOpinion: Colorado rancher is tired of paying a corrupt federal fee for meat-packing lobbyists
By The Denver Post
As a rancher paying the beef checkoff since its…
➔ iThe Guardian view on policing dissent: more politicised than ever | Editorial
By The Guardian
The home secretary’s unprecedented power grab…
➔ iThe Guardian view on loneliness: private pain should be a public priority | Editorial
By The Guardian
The personal anguish of those who long for…
➔ iOn surrogacy, a top Israeli feminist does the nonfeminist thing
By Haaretz
The problem with Labor Party leader Merav…
➔ iNefarious – The most interestingly subversive anti-woke movie you haven’t seen or heard about
By American Thinker
You will think deeply and be intrigued by the…
➔ iCentral banks raising interest rates makes it harder to fight the climate crisis | Thomas Ferguson…
By The Guardian
Higher rates slow the renewable energy transition…
➔ iCollege is worth it for more than financial reasons
By The Washington Post
Higher education helps us explore a range of…
➔ iEditorial: L.A. has a major stake in settling the Hollywood writers' strike
By Los Angeles Times
The last strike cost the local economy $2.1…
➔ iLocal Law 97 hurts NYC middle class: Forcing homes to go all-electric or face steep fines is unfair…
By New York Daily News
Let’s face it: New York City is a hard place to…
➔ iThe bad guys in Mexico are shooting, not hugging
By American Thinker
The Mexican president has a 'hugs, not…
➔ iJustice Roberts is harming the Supreme Court
By The Washington Post
Disclosure and access could distance justices…
➔ iTo Counter China, Look to the Democratic Republic of Congo
By The Wall Street Journal
By investing in cobalt, the U.S. can protect its…
➔ iCaliban Enraged
By The American Conservative
State of the Union: The departure of Tucker…
➔ iWhat’s behind all the US media firings this week? Hint: it’s not equality | Jill Filipovic
By The Guardian
Fox News, CNN and NBC Universal all let go of…
➔ iBattery factories could make red states a driving force for climate
By The Washington Post
States with little apparent interest in climate…
➔ iThe Courage of Tucker Carlson
By The American Conservative
Tucker Carlson anchored the most interesting and…
➔ iThe Jones Act Is Unconstitutional
By The Wall Street Journal
Revive the Port Preference Clause to kill this…
➔ iOpinion: As Gov. Polis once said, local control of land use matters
By The Denver Post
With all due respect to Colorado's governor,…
➔ iThe Guardian view on India at a crossroads: development, not dictatorship | Editorial
By The Guardian
Hindu nationalism in India is writing an epitaph…
➔ iThe Montgomery County Council faces a defining moment
By The Washington Post
Defining what’s in the public interest might be…
➔ iIt's a secret, until it isn't: Mossad and Shin Bet in the media
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Intelligence agencies are used to pride…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Granta’s Best of Young British Novelists: why we love a list | Editorial
By The Guardian
Yes, they are marketing tools – but cataloguing…
➔ iA Big Labor Partisan Named Julie Su
By The Wall Street Journal
Biden’s Labor nominee puts union interests…
➔ iRubio: The Left is ‘Allergic’ to Law and Order
By The American Conservative
State of the Union: In a recent piece for…
➔ iLitman: Fox News settled Dominion's lawsuit for $787 million. Is the public left empty-handed?
By Los Angeles Times
The network had reason to pay handsomely to avoid…
➔ iUkraine Should Take Crimea From Russia
By The Wall Street Journal
It would be a just outcome and serve America’s…
➔ iThis Tax Day, we’re paying more than ever before — and yet DC still drives up debt
By New York Post
While Washington fiddles, budget deficits steam…
➔ iEgypt overplayed its hand on selling rockets to Russia
By The Washington Post
The Biden administration should make clear that…
➔ iAn American Senator in San Salvador
By The American Conservative
Marco Rubio's appreciation for Nayib Bukele is…
➔ iHow High Interest Rates Turn 'Paper Losses' Into Real Ones
By The Wall Street Journal
If you borrowed money to invest in bonds, waiting…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Manchester’s tourist tax: blazing a trail | Editorial
By The Guardian
Other regions would benefit from a similar levy…
➔ iWhy Isn’t the U.S. in Libya?
By Foreign Policy
Outside powers take a growing interest in this…
➔ iThe Guardian view on obesity: prevention is as important as cure | Editorial
By The Guardian
Treatments that allow people to live healthier…
➔ iRussian vassal = bad for Beijing, green handouts for the rich and other commentary
By New York Post
“Russia’s transformation into China’s…
➔ iMonetary Mischief Here and Abroad
By The Wall Street Journal
When public spending feeds inflation, high…
➔ iJustice in the Trump indictment
By American Thinker
If laws are unequally applied, to serve the…
➔ iThe Fed’s War on Inflation Is a Class War
By The New York Times
When the Federal Reserve uses interest rate hikes…
➔ iPut America First by Aiding Ukraine
By The Wall Street Journal
Besides being moral, it’s in our strategic and…
➔ iRussia’s War Has Wrecked Beijing’s Hopes of Keeping NATO Away
By Foreign Policy
Ukraine has sparked renewed interest in East Asia…
➔ iThe Guardian view on a water crisis: targets need to be binding | Editorial
By The Guardian
The global response to an escalating water crisis…
➔ iNetanyahu’s unforced error could come with heavy costs
By The Washington Post
The Israeli political crisis should ease now. But…
➔ iBiden Is Fulfilling Trump’s Cruel Policy on Wild Horses
By The Intercept
The record-breaking roundups of iconic Western…
➔ iWhat's John Kerry Doing in Mexico?
By The Wall Street Journal
He certainly hasn’t been representing the…
➔ iFor the First Time, the Fed Is Losing Money
By The Wall Street Journal
Thanks to interest-rate risk exposure, the…
➔ iSurprised by interest rate hikes? Really?
By The Washington Post
Higher interest rates weren't some wild…
➔ iOpinion: The Fed just raised interest rates. Does that mean there is no banking crisis?
By Los Angeles Times
After Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, the…
➔ iThe Fed Tries to Thread the Needle on Interest Rates
By The Wall Street Journal
Powell is keeping up the fight against inflation,…
➔ iWhy Washington Should Say No to Riyadh
By Foreign Policy
Saudi Arabia wants a formal alliance in exchange…
➔ iChina Wins if Russia Conquers Ukraine
By The Wall Street Journal
The war is no ‘territorial dispute.’ Vital…
➔ iVivek Ramaswamy’s viral take on the threat to arrest Trump
By American Thinker
He continues to be an interesting candidate…
➔ iThe Federal Reserve should not raise interest rates on March 22
By The Washington Post
The central bank needs to reassure Americans that…
➔ iLeonardo da Vinci, slavery’s ubiquity, and its end in the West
By American Thinker
A new revelation about da Vinci’s heritage…
➔ iEditorial: L.A.'s labor unions are major political influencers. Why shouldn't they be considered…
By Los Angeles Times
A long-overdue update of L.A.'s lobbying law…
➔ iWith $1.6bn at stake, Fox News is suddenly interested in freedom of the press | Margaret Sullivan
By The Guardian
Fox pundits called mainstream journalists…
➔ iThese People Aren’t Interested in Expertise
By Slate
For all its clamoring about “heartbeats” and…
➔ iSilicon Valley Bank said it was too small to need regulation. Now it’s ‘too big to fail’ |…
By The Guardian
Student debts and underwater mortgages are…
➔ iHow SVB 'Profited' From Interest-Rate Risk
By The Wall Street Journal
An accounting rule created an incentive for the…
➔ iWhat the China-Brokered Saudi-Iran Deal Means for South Asia
By Foreign Policy
India and Pakistan have a strong interest in…
➔ iCredit Suisse and Silicon Valley Bank’s problem is an addiction to clients
By The Washington Post
Both put clients’ interests first, which is…
➔ iStress Testing Wouldn't Have Saved Silicon Valley Bank
By The Wall Street Journal
The Federal Reserve fails to account for…
➔ iHow China’s Saudi-Iran Deal Can Serve U.S. Interests
By Foreign Policy
And why there’s less to Beijing’s diplomatic…
➔ iThe Fed can’t abandon the inflation fight, despite bank turmoil
By The Washington Post
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank was partly…
➔ iBiden’s budget shows how painful serious deficit reduction will be
By The Washington Post
We'll never control deficits if we don't address…
➔ iWho Killed Silicon Valley Bank?
By The Wall Street Journal
Apparently no one at the firm perceived any risk…
➔ iIsrael and Biden shouldn't panic over Iran-Saudi deal
By Haaretz
For the U.S. and Israel, the China-brokered deal…
➔ iSilicon Valley Bank’s failure is a warning for the Fed
By New York Post
Silicon Valley Bank's failure Friday shined a…
➔ iWho Benefits From Confrontation With China?
By The New York Times
Pursuing disengagement from China is not in…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the UN ocean treaty: arriving just in time | Editorial
By The Guardian
A new legal order in the high seas must prevent…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"When you are in any contest, you should work as if there were—to the very last minute—a chance to lose it."
- Dwight D. Eisenhower
"I am not a party candidate, and if elected cannot be President of a party, but the President of the whole people."
- Zachary Taylor