In San Francisco, shoppers complain that makeup and mascara are under lock and key. Some stores in New York City keep cough drops behind security bars. “They’re locking up my toothpaste!” Al Sharpton recently complained on MSNBC. Across the nation, retailers are adding more ...
The internet changed the world, allowing people everywhere to access information, share their views and debate contentious topics. Social media, in particular, has given endless opportunities for people to form like-minded communities and discuss important issues. But for as long as the ...
When visiting developing nations as CEO of Procter & Gamble, colleagues and I often discovered that the people we met lacked the opportunity to reach their full potential. In many cases, that would be due to a lack of adequate education and a lack of access to quality health care. In some ...
An anencephalic baby challenges our definitions of life and humanity. Born with most of the brain missing, there is just enough brain stem to keep them alive for a few days. It is doubtful that they experience anything we think of as human cognition. This raises unfathomable questions. Are they ...
Three days after the world witnessed video of the indefensible beating of Tyre Nichols by the Memphis Police Department’s Scorpion unit, New York City Mayor Eric Adams defended the existence of specialized policing units on CNN. “Units don’t create abuse, abusive behavior creates ...
The parties in Gonzalez v. Google, a Supreme Court case, made their oral arguments on Feb. 21. At question is the safe-harbor liability immunization web platforms benefit from under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996. Evangelists of Section 230 have long argued that any ...