The Solution to Water Scarcity Lies With Corporate Leaders
Executives have the most financial power and influence over their industries, so they have access to the information and resources to make water scarcity less of a problem in the future.
American News
The Prospects of Peace in Afghanistan
The prospects for peace in Afghanistan will remain distant for as long as the Taliban own the entire political apparatus.
After a Difficult Year, US Farmers Are Pessimistic
Following a punishing year, many US farmers see little reason for optimism. Now, the war in Ukraine has brought a new element of uncertainty.
A Russian-American Game of Mirrors
The game of emulation between cultures that seek to impose the idea of being opposites can turn them into identical twins.
A Fictional Debate Between a General and a Journalist
In times of intense propaganda, it can be useful to imagine what people think but never print.
How to Write New York Times Propaganda
The crisis of US media in a democracy has reached a tipping point requiring new strategies for readers of the news.
Fellow White Women, It’s Time to Talk About Feminism
When the broad range of women’s experiences is not acknowledged, the feminist movement remains incomplete.
India’s Reasons For Abstaining in the UN on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Historic ties, military equipment, geopolitical imperatives and a trust deficit between Indian and American ruling parties lie behind India’s UN abstentions.
