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Africa’s Elusive Quest for Brilliant Political Minds
The Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership awards $5 million to an exceptional African political leader. According to the Mo Ibrahim Foundation website, the requirements for the prize are ...
December 25, 2013
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All Those Likes and Upvotes Are Bad News for Democracy
Humans are easily influenced by the opinions of others but social media networks like Reddit and Digg may ...
December 24, 2013
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Vincent F. Hendricks
Digital Democracy Lets You Write Your Own Laws
The British Commission on Digital Democracy is considering “Parliament 2.0”, a vision of the future in which citizens ...
December 24, 2013
BY
Mark Ryan
Anonymity Will Be the Next Victim of Internet Censorship
The worrying developments in UK internet freedom over the last year make predictions for 2014 gloomy to say ...
December 24, 2013
BY
Eerke Boiten
The Shadow Wall Street Casts on NYC
Since the last great American banker, New Yorker John Pierpont Morgan, saved the American financial industry in 1907, ...
December 23, 2013
BY
Warren Song
A Holiday Wish: More Wild Tigers
Tigers are in trouble. The largest of the world’s cats, a species that’s existed for two million years, ...
December 23, 2013
BY
Sharon Guynup
A Journalist’s Perspective on Reader Comments
I once had a reader tell me I have a “heart of stone” and that I’m the kind ...
December 23, 2013
BY
Tara MacIsaac
Bridgegate: Governor Christie, Stop Digging
When someone is in a deep hole, the way to get out of it is to first – ...
December 23, 2013
BY
Carol A. Hoernlein P.E.
Bloomberg and New York Times Served Notice by China’s Leadership
The withholding of residency visas for reporters from Bloomberg News and The New York Times (NYT) can be ...
December 19, 2013
BY
Warren Song
NJ’s “Shadow Governments”
I first heard about NJ’s Shadow Governments when I was invited to a press conference by State Senator Loretta ...
December 18, 2013
BY
Carol A. Hoernlein P.E.
Will Mandela’s Burial Also Bury His Memory?
As the body of Nelson Mandela was heading for its final rest in the rural community where he ...
December 16, 2013
BY
Danny Schechter
Why Alcohol Can Doom Putin’s Dreams
The Public Chamber of Russia estimated there were 500,000 alcohol-related deaths annually in the country.
December 14, 2013
BY
César Chelala
How to Improve Accountability of Elected Officials, and Hold Them to Their Oaths
As America stands upon a great and dangerous precipice, millions of Americans involve themselves battling against an ever-emerging ...
December 13, 2013
BY
Catherine Crabill
Ed Cox: From Eyewitness to History to NYS Republican Chairman
Try taking a guess where Ed Cox, the Republican Party Committee chairman for New York state, got his ...
December 12, 2013
BY
Robert Golomb
Canada’s Environmental Record Defies Critics’ Overheated Rhetoric
Canada’s greenhouse gas (GHG) levels peaked in 2007, and have been flat or declining since.
December 11, 2013
BY
Kenneth P. Green
Bali Boost: The WTO Lives, Snatched for Now From Jaws of Defeat
It would be churlish not to congratulate the WTO and especially Roberto Azevêdo, its dynamic director-general, for successfully ...
December 11, 2013
BY
Jean-Pierre Lehmann
Mangano’s Unbeatable Formula in Nassau County
As the election campaign moved from the summer to the early fall, most political professionals, studying polls and ...
December 11, 2013
BY
Robert Golomb
Playing in Traffic – GW Bridge Toll “Gate”
How to conduct a Traffic Study Listening to the 5 hours of riveting hearings on the Port Authority ...
December 11, 2013
BY
Carol A. Hoernlein P.E.
Leatherback Turtle Slips Toward Extinction
I saw my first Leatherback turtle in the Florida Keys long before that string of gorgeous islands became ...
December 11, 2013
BY
Dr. Gerry
Why the Chinese Regime Wants to Kick Out Western Journalists Now
It has been widely reported that American reporters in China are having problems getting their residency visas renewed ...
December 9, 2013
BY
Diana Zhang
Will Mortgage Lending Ever Be Fair?
Bank of America, Wells Fargo... it doesn't seem to really matter how big or prestigious a lender is. ...
December 9, 2013
BY
Veronica Davis
We Can Make Canada’s Reality Match Its Image
The sad truth is that Canada fares poorly among wealthy nations on environmental performance. A recent ranking by ...
December 8, 2013
BY
David Suzuki
Mandela, Man of Great Achievements
Nelson Mandela made a conscious decision to let go of hatred, and eventually he bequeathed to the world ...
December 5, 2013
BY
John Nania
Nelson Mandela: Death of a Giant
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela’s death signals not only the passing away of a gifted politician. It is the death ...
December 5, 2013
BY
César Chelala
What More Is There to Learn From Nelson Mandela?
Just days before he died Nelson Mandela’s daughter Makaziwe Mandela told SABC, that her father (from his first ...
December 5, 2013
BY
Danny Schechter
Why Can’t Congress Aim Higher?
At some point, Congress will have to put the federal budget on “a sustainable path for the long ...
December 5, 2013
BY
Lee H. Hamilton
Obama’s Opportunity for Greatness Slipping From Grasp
President Obama has a real chance to become a great American president if he can, working with Congress, ...
December 5, 2013
BY
Warren Song
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