Colin Powell’s Lifetime Of Service Informed By His Episcopal Faith
The first black secretary of state died at age 84 on Oct. 18.
National Politics
Passionately Unique: Use What You Love To Drive The Sales You Want
Pick your media outlet to drive sales and create brand positioning.
‘Recovery Czar’ Overcomes Tragedy To Advocate Against Substance Abuse
Barbara Allen, who lost siblings and a child in drug-related events, tirelessly works to help others.
Electric Vehicle Footprints May Not Currently Be As Clean As Some Assume
Near future developments could greatly increase the benefit of the technology.
War On Drugs: Fumigation Of Illegal Crops Triggers Pre-Election Controversy In Colombia
Spraying glyphosate, part of a U.S.-backed anti-drug policy, has harmful effects on humans and the environment.
Inside The Digital Campaign That May Allow Italy To Decriminalize Cannabis
Advocates have gathered the half-million signatures needed to call a referendum but still face bureaucratic resistance.
Separatist Leader Nnamdi Kanu Sues Nigeria And Kenya Over Arrest
Kanu is demanding $12 million from the Nigerian government for his June arrest and for Kenya to repatriate him to the UK.
All Eyes Turn To Debt Ceiling After Congress Narrowly Avoids Government Shutdown
Lawmakers overcame the hurdle of funding the government, but still have numerous issues to resolve to stop a debt default.
France Rejects American ‘Woke’ Culture; President Macron Says It Is ‘Racializing’ France
Younger French activists have embraced political correctness, but older members of the establishment have reservations.