“The Queen is dead. Long live the King.” Some would add to that traditional and ringing appeal, “God save the monarchy.” It may not need saving, but the British monarchy won’t be the same. Queen Elizabeth II was a one-off, as they say. I clearly remember the death of King George ...
I seldom write about politics. It gives me no pleasure, and I’m not certain I have a view that hasn’t already been shared by many. I scroll daily, hoping for some positive news. For the record, I am one of those “independents” that both parties try hard to lure. I grew up a Democrat, ...
It’s bad enough that authoritarian regimes, especially those in Moscow and Beijing, are seriously threatening democracy. Worsening matters is that too many democracies, some very young, are moving away from their institutional roots and liberal-minded values. In places like Hungary, Tunisia ...
Congress dealt a significant blow to patients with rare and chronic diseases. The so-called Inflation Reduction Act, which President Biden recently signed into law, puts elusive treatments that may one day save patients’ lives or livelihoods further out of reach. The law includes a ...
The General Data Protection Regulation is here to stay, even as Google delays the end of third-party cookies (again) to 2024. The push for more privacy will continue. So retail businesses must become smarter in how they use their data to understand their clients, build tailored offers and ...
As President Joe Biden labels his political opponents “threats to democracy” and Republicans express doubts about the integrity of basic democratic institutions, one prominent American jurist believes he may have the solution. Civics class. “A self-governing democratic republic cannot ...
