Republican Dilemma State and Local Taxes Pose Major Obstacle to Trumps Agenda
A small group of Republicans is causing quite a stir in the political arena. They are gearing up to challenge President Trump’s agenda,
Business
Business
Robert A.G. Monks The Legacy of a Shareholder Rights Champion
Robert A.G. Monks, a man whose name became synonymous with advocating for shareholder rights and corporate social responsibility, passed away at the age
Business
DOGEs Zombie Contracts The Resurrection of Cancelled Government Deals
At the heart of Washington’s bureaucratic maze, a peculiar tale unfolds involving Elon Musk’s ambitious cost-cutting agenda and its unintended consequences. It all
Business
US-China Economic Talks High-Stakes Negotiations Amid Tariff Tensions
The world was abuzz with anticipation as top economic officials from the United States and China prepared to meet in Geneva. The fate
Technology
The A.I. Empire Unveiled Apples App Store Battle and OpenAIs Moral Dilemma
— The Rise of the A.I. Empire In a world where technology reigns supreme, the recent courtroom drama involving Apple has sent shockwaves
Technology
Googles $1.4 Billion Privacy Lawsuit Settlement with Texas
Google found itself in hot water, facing a whopping $1.4 billion settlement to resolve two privacy lawsuits in the State of Texas back
Technology
U.S. v. Google Antitrust Battle Unfolds in Courtroom Drama
For weeks on end, the halls of the E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse in Washington buzzed with tension as the Justice Department and
Technology
Metas Antitrust Trial Unveiling the 2006 Zuckerberg Quote that Shaped Social Networking
In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of social media, one man’s words from over a decade ago are now under intense scrutiny. Mark
Enviroment
The Shipping Industrys Green Revolution Decarbonizing Amid Trade Turmoil
In the vast expanse of the world’s oceans, where colossal cargo ships traverse back and forth like busy worker bees on an important
Enviroment
Lee Zeldins Mezuza Placement at E.P.A. Office A Moment of Reflection and Controversy
In a rare display of religious observance within the bureaucratic corridors of Washington, Lee Zeldin, the trailblazing first Jewish head of the Environmental