Politics & Current Events

Introduction Many movies that didn’t do much for me as a child have become favorites now that I’ve lived a little life. Age has a way of helping us catch the jokes, lessons, and truths that once flew right over our heads. The 1993 film Dave is one of those movies. On the surface, it’s

Introduction Modern politics often shines its brightest spotlight on presidents, governors, and other well-known public figures. Their speeches, interviews, and social media posts dominate the headlines and shape much of our daily political conversation. But over the years, I’ve come to realize that watching the personalities alone doesn’t tell the whole story. Much of the

Introduction Many people can quickly name some of the world’s wealthiest billionaires, like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, or Bernard Arnault, but far fewer people know the name Aliko Dangote. Yet Dangote has built a place in history as Africa’s richest person and one of the wealthiest Black people in the world. His journey did not

Introduction I’ve learned that people often talk about “the truth” as if it means the same thing to everyone. The reality is that truth can take different forms depending on what we’re talking about. Some truths grow out of our personal experiences, beliefs, and values. Others are shaped by politics, public debate, and the opinions

Introduction Turning 65 is more than another birthday. It marks an important milestone that brings new opportunities and new responsibilities when it comes to retirement planning. Many people think first about Medicare and Social Security, but there is much more to consider. Tax rules begin to change, and some of the strategies that worked during

Introduction Business history is full of deals that looked like winners when they were announced but turned out differently over time. One example is Callaway Golf’s acquisition of Topgolf. At first, many people praised the deal because it combined golf, entertainment, dining, and technology under one brand. It seemed like the perfect way to introduce

Introduction As I listen to conversations across this country, I hear a growing frustration from everyday people. Many Americans feel the issues dominating political debates don’t always match the struggles waiting for them at home. Folks are trying to pay the rent, keep food on the table, cover healthcare bills, and still find a way

Introduction Few issues in American law generate more debate than voting rights. Since the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, courts have worked to balance two important constitutional principles. One is protecting minority voters from discrimination and ensuring they have a meaningful opportunity to elect representatives of their choice. The other is the