01.18.22. Countdown to Cold War
This week, we look at allegations by U.S. intelligence officials of a possible “False Flag” operation planned by Russia as justification for invading Ukraine. Continue reading 01.18.22. Countdown to Cold War
01.10.21. Soylent Green
As we kick off 2022, we reflect on themes of the 1973 film “Soylent Green”, and why recent polls show people think Democracy is in peril. Continue reading 01.10.21. Soylent Green
12.20.21. Predictions
This week, as 2021 winds to a close we take a look at predictions for the coming year, and what we can expect in 2022. Continue reading 12.20.21. Predictions
12.13.21. Musk of the Year
As TIME announces Elon Musk as its pick for 2021 Person of the Year, we look at the SpaceX founder’s ideology and outlook on the future, as well as perspectives on the controversial billionaire’s achievements. Continue reading 12.13.21. Musk of the Year
12.06.21. First in Mandates
This week, as New York City announces the first-in-the-nation private sector vaccine mandate for New York workers, we look at the complexities surrounding the move as the omicron variant spreads in the U.S. Continue reading 12.06.21. First in Mandates
12.30.21. Omicronology
This week, with the arrival of the new Omicron variant of COVID 19, we look at what is known, and what experts are saying as we head toward the holidays. Continue reading 12.30.21. Omicronology
11.24.21. The Verdict
This week, we analyze media reactions to the verdict in the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, and how political lines have been drawn regarding the jury’s decision. Continue reading 11.24.21. The Verdict
11.15.21. Right to Indict
As former Trump advisor Steve Bannon becomes the first person to be charged with criminal contempt of Congress in decades, we look at what this signals for other members of the past administration. Continue reading 11.15.21. Right to Indict
11.10.21. Death Trap
This week, we examine the tragic events that unfolded at the Astroworld event in Houston, and questions over the safety concerns that existed prior to the mass casualty event. Continue reading 11.10.21. Death Trap
11.01.21. Compromised
This week, we look at struggles among Democrats to find compromise in advance of a widely anticipated vote on infrastructure and safety net bills. Continue reading 11.01.21. Compromised
10.26.21. The Facebook Papers
This week, we look at the controversy surrounding “The Facebook Papers,” what they reveal about the company’s policies, and how they are impacting society. Continue reading 10.26.21. The Facebook Papers
10.18.21. The Great Resignation
This week, we look at how vaccine mandates and other issues related to the coronavirus pandemic are fueling “The Great Resignation.” Continue reading 10.18.21. The Great Resignation