What's a company to do when it's ads are appearing in controversial media, especially a highly-rated television program? [Read More]

Even discounting the progressive afterglow of last week's election results there's still good reason to ponder the New York Times editorial, "Let the People Pick the President" arguing for the demise of the U.S. Electoral College. Key excerpts: [Read More]

It has come to this: On an increasing number of key national issues, American public opinion is better reflected by business leaders than by Congress and the Administration. [Read More]

Yes, the American 1% and the poor have common interests. [Read More]

This is the story of "Fighting a Death Sentence" . [Read More]

The Trump Administration is once again thrusting America into deep uncharted, troubling waters. [Read More]

A letter to the many distinguished visitors from abroad in NYC for the 72nd Session of the United Nations General Assembly: (* apologia - a defense de profundis - out of the depths) [Read More]

In the end, the Trump shrinking political core is wining out over hundreds of business leaders and many thousands of other U.S. leaders and citizens who urge preservation of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). Even Speaker Paul Ryan and Senator Orin Hatch. [Read More]

Who knew that uncertainty could be a powerful political weapon? [Read More]

"Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold "Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world" - William Butler Yeats' 1919 poem," The Second Coming", lamenting the World War I aftermath. [Read More]

It's a tough call. And it isn't going to diminish soon. [Read More]

It has come to this: [Read More]

Shades of the Watergate "plumbers": [Read More]

First, we have to believe. [Read More]

Sure, it can be depressing. [Read More]