You could be excused for believing that everything is going to hell. We are living through a tumultuous time, and the next two years are going to be especially difficult with severe disruption to supply chains, runaway inflation and, worst of all, food shortages in much of the world. But it ...
The bipartisan Recovering America’s Wildlife Act passed the House this week with the support of 16 Republicans. Like any bipartisan legislation, it isn’t perfect and could be improved with some targeted changes, especially on the revenue side. Still, it deserves support in the Senate ...
Rescuing neighbors from freezing weather should not be a crime. Yet zoning officials in Akron, Ohio, cracked down on Sage Lewis when he told homeless campers they could pitch tents on his commercial property after evictions from public land in January 2018. Rules are rules, the city told ...
The COVID-19 pandemic disease is a worldwide emergency described as a devastating threat to mental health, economics and social relations. Social isolation and quarantine have caused severe damage to social relations. Long-term unemployment, job losses and declining household incomes have been ...
The Russia-Ukraine war and COVID-19 in India have become extensively debated topics. With sections of the world still reeling due to the pandemic, and millions affected by the Russia-Ukraine war, it is only natural to draw parallels. Both Ukraine and India have been on the receiving end of ...
By law, women will have to make up 40 percent of the boards of all listed companies in the 27-member European Union or 33 percent of the boards if non-executive directors are included. Companies are to be penalized with “effective, dissuasive” fines if they fail to comply. The European ...
