Mistakes are inevitable but intentional harm is inexcusable The Short Version Flagrant fouls are part of college basketball and a game can turn on a last-minute call. Sometimes it’s good strategy but it comes with risks. Acts of terrorism, […]
Mistakes are inevitable but intentional harm is inexcusable The Short Version Flagrant fouls are part of college basketball and a game can turn on a last-minute call. Sometimes it’s good strategy but it comes with risks. Acts of terrorism, […]
Monday’s news fuels Tuesday’s fallout I first started noticing the pattern some 30 years ago and it’s only become more relevant with passing time. A lot of important decisions and statements are made on Mondays. Yesterday was a good example. […]
We want our elected leaders to show compassion in the laws they pass and the budgets they create. Maybe we should show some compassion ourselves.
Current trends and historical comparisons don’t paint a pretty picture for the fashion industry The Short Version The retail sector at large, and the fashion industry specifically, has been having a rough time staying afloat the past two years. […]
What you say on social media can be used against you The Short Story Even the president of the United States has to play by certain rules when using social media. What we put on Facebook and Twitter […]
The laws of Daylight Saving Time demand that we move our clocks forward an hour. Let the semi-annual debate over time begin.
Tombstones knocked over. Travel bans. Church police. Why does such hate continue against religion? Because religion promotes hate.
In the face of increasing events of non-terror around the world, we must stand strong and united to fight against the wrongs that aren’t there.
A popular song from the Doobie Brothers sets the stage for discussion of the fools who believe what isn’t real and never will be.
If you were offered citizenship in the Nation of Facebook, would you take it? Mark Zuckerberg lays out an interesting proposal.
When the president says that the press is “out of control,” what he likely means is that the press is not under his control and that’s good.
#ADayWithoutImmigrants is closing some businesses and raising awareness of the nation’s dependency on immigrant labor.
Playboy magazine is bringing back nudes! I hate to be the one to say “I told you so,” but I did. Seven times.
If you’re planning on traveling abroad for Valentines Day, don’t bother making Pakistan your destination. They just outlawed the holiday.
Erosion of the spillways at California’s Oroville Dam cause the emergency evacuation of nearly 200,000 people
The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin says she’s going to retire. Right after one last album. And maybe a few other things.
Word is out that LVMH is looking to snatch up smaller labels and that has designers a little nervous.
The president tweets against Nordstrom and the effect isn’t the same as it has been before. The fallout could be serious.
Business of Fashion initiated its #tiedtogether campaign this week, just in time for the fall fashion season. Can white bandanas make a difference?
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnel told Senator Elizabeth Warren to sit down and shut up while reading a letter from Coretta Scott King.
We take a look at the #DeclarationOfResistance @BeauWillimon dropped on Twitter last week and annotate the 25 parts of his statement.
In repeated events yesterday the White House proved to once again be thin-skinned in the face of criticism and challenge.
#DressLikeAWoman is trending after a report comes that the president has high expectations for how women dress in the White House
H&M changes its growth strategy and is closing under performing stores as it moves to a more online-centric philosophy
Announcing New #AHCA Service
We are announcing a new service exclusively for the victims of the #AHCA recently passed by Congress