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An analysis of the twenty-five years following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks suggests that five fundamental shifts in media, politics, government trust, and the economy have created a level of national polarization that makes modern unity unlikely.
We haven't written up this one. The Hill has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
The writer “Bonjour, ça va? Papa où t’es? Où t’es? Où t’es? Pardon my French… pardon mon français”-soloconvos tiktok. This is a very important video because it highlights the Read More...
Financial markets are notoriously prone to mistaking a fundamental institutional shift for a temporary liquidity crisis. The futurist Roy Amara is often credited with the observation that people tend…
A day after Germany blamed Russia for a failed drone attack on cargo planes at its Leipzig-Halle airport, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made a tacit admission that the continent…
The Edo Eats Wrong page showed an expat pulling the plastic pouch out of its paper bag and stabbing a straw through the side. Thai commenters explained the straw goes in the top.
