Yogi Berra said it best: It’s deja vu all over again. Color-coded monthly dashboards. Separate promotion conversations for candidates who moved demographic numbers in the “right” direction. Leadership programs with the door closed to the “wrong” race or sex. These are just a few of the flashing indicators that companies who should have known better […]
On the evening of Sept. 30, Tennessee gave Christa Pike a dose of pentobarbital, then a backup dose. She did not die. Witnesses heard her breathing behind the curtain for close to an hour, and she left the prison in an ambulance instead of a hearse. A week later, her lawyers say she is conscious […]
When Ronald Reagan entered the White House in 1981, he voluntarily placed the liquid assets from his $4 million fortune into a blind trust. For decades, presidents across both parties followed a similar standard, freezing their personal business activities while in office so they could focus entirely on serving the American people. It was a […]
When I was just 22 years old, I was a passenger in a motorcycle crash that left me paralyzed from the chest down. Yet ever since, I’ve been able to live an independent, fulfilling life, thanks to modern medicine and medical devices. But soon, a federal agency could strip away my access to some of […]
Living on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the environment isn’t an abstract scientific white paper — it is the bedrock of our regional economy, our heritage, and our daily life. The health of the Chesapeake Bay directly impacts our watermen, our farmers, and our tourism industries. Yet, the national discourse surrounding environmental policy has devolved into a […]
President Donald Trump's new White House committee will hear mortgage fraud allegations against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook in a closed hearing.