I’ve been away from corporate America for several years now, but I can still remember all the buzz words used that seemed not only a bit silly, but typically unnecessary. Employees would use them oftentimes because it was the popular thing to do or to fit in with the crowd. Buzz words have ...
“…the pattern of this journey…closely parallels the classic pattern of authoritarianism and the police state: discrediting the court, intimidating the press…depicting the federal government as the enemy of the people, depicting social welfare as the contaminant in our lives, promising ...
Energy prices are going up faster than Elon Musk’s or Jeff Bezos’s space ships. As gasoline prices close in on $5 a gallon, the cost of electricity will more than double beginning with next month’s bills. The Public Utilities Commission’s approval of escalating energy prices was not ...
I’d like to say “for most of us, ... “ but without a spreadsheet in front of me I won’t chance it. I’ll say this, though: After surviving a scrum of humanity that stealthily formed around me last Saturday with the unpredictability of a late-afternoon coastal thunderstorm, it’s ...
We recently summarized the many ways Commissioner Edelblut has undermined our public education system and last week he was handed 1,000 letters from citizens calling for his resignation. His policies have been extreme and the public deserve to know more about what has motivated Edelblut’s ...
Anyone who thinks the Supreme Court’s Roe v Wade decision won’t make much difference might consider the following comments by Jia Tolentino in a New Yorker Special Report dated June 24: “Anyone who can get pregnant must now face the reality that half the country is in the hands of ...