Disappointingly, these policy changes are based simply on political favors instead of merit, or even originality. They are not designed to give the United States a better deal.
It is absurd to allow Wes Bellamy to continue to represent the people of Charlottesville
The state of Virginia should avoid including confusing and nontransparent language on future ballot measures
Policy is not the only factor that determines a successful presidency
There is no use for the government to provide public education if people aren’t going to take advantage of it
A child should not receive a poorer quality of education merely because he lives in a poorer district
The U.S. Congress should let go of the past and re-establish a strong economic relationship with Cuba
Focusing available funds on affordability means sacrificing opportunities to increase quality of education
A universal basic income may prevent the economic consequences of the automation era
I am calling for the end of the abuse of shell companies and the correct identification of the one who owns the wealth in those companies, while also aiming to protect those who use these institutions properly.
