Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin’s obsession with Taiwan and Ukraine, respectively, and their egos, collectively, threaten to spark a nuclear world war.
Kim Yo-jong: A 16th Century Queen for North Korea’s Modern Autocracy
If Kim Yo-jung’s rumored rule of North Korea comes to pass, the world will gain a powerful voice with a clear historical parallel.
Middle Fingers, Instagram, and Brexit: Eurovision Steers Away From Britain
The 2021 Eurovision Song Contest had one foot in the future, and the other aimed at foes and challenges of yesteryear.
The Rights That Ruth Bader Ginsburg Won Are Under Attack
Ruth Bader Ginsburg spent her life fighting for the rights of women, but in 2020 those same rights are being taken away.
Without a More Sustainable Economy, We Won’t Survive the Next Pandemic
COVID’s economic lockdown should be grasped as an opportunity to build a sustainable, environment-conscious capitalist model.
Coping With COVID
While I’ll always remember the innocence lost after 9/11, the younger generations will be experiencing their own memories following today’s current events.
Game, Pavlov: The Positives of Wimbledon’s Strict Social Conditioning
The social conditioning that Wimbledon creates is unique. For a couple of weeks, rich and poor, elite and everyday dutifully comply with strict rules of etiquette and behavior.
The Brexit Deadline Has Passed … So What Happens Now?
Well, we’ve passed the deadline set for Brexit with no deal in sight. So, what options are left on the table, and where do they go from here?
All I Want for Christmas: These Sustainable Goals for America’s Fragile State
Confronting America’s deeper issues means looking at it through its fragility, rather than the superpower status it cultivates.
Why Good Men Can’t Deliver Gender Equality
Despite the concerted push of good men seeking change for women, the entirety of the movement is based on the same marginalization we’re fighting. Speaking for us is not the same as giving us a voice.