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Recent Stories
Insularity or innovation: The precarious future of HBCUs
It has been an open secret for years that the writing is on the wall for most HBCUs. The reasons are myriad, but principally because HBCUs no longer command a monopoly on attendees created by de jure segregation.
Social isolation and political divisions are turning our youth into killers
By now it should be obvious to most people that mass killings do not take place in a vacuum.
Trump, Baltimore and the diminishing potency of the ‘race’ card
President Trump’s harsh and angry tweets about the social conditions and hygienic disaster in Baltimore directed at Maryland Congressman Elijah Cummings were undoubtedly in bad taste. It is understandable, therefore, that The Baltimore Sun editorial board felt compelled to respond in kind, which it did in a scathing editorial that compared the president to “vermin.”
Biden’s cringeworthy backpedal on race signals weakness
A criticism of former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign for president is that, at age 76, he may be too old to be running for president.
Our founder’s messy truths
As we enter the 243rd year since our nation’s founding, there are signs of decline. One of the most pernicious symbols of our nation’s fall from grace is our inability to confront the truth when it conflicts with our politics. But even more damningly, we seem to even believe our own lies.
A better approach to a worsening Iran situation
President Trump’s freewheeling style is one of the main reasons that Americans rejected the conventional candidates and instead elected him to serve as president of the United States.
Iran’s history of deception and enabling terrorists
The Iranian regime has been operating unopposed in the Iraq battle space since 2003.
When debt becomes a life sentence: the rise of terminal debt
Debt is quickly becoming a new form of modern slavery in this country. With people becoming increasingly more willing to spend on consumer items and lifestyle enhancements before they actually earn the money, debt is increasingly common.
Protectors of The Future
As a real estate investor, my partners and I own properties around the world from Puerto Vallarta to the South of France in a rustic Mediterranean village called Eze and at Le Son Net on the Island of Mallorca in Spain.
Anguilla attack shows Scott Hapgood is an American hero
It is a nightmare scenario that could happen to any American abroad—being attacked by an armed assailant in your own hotel room and forced to defend yourself only to be arrested and thrown in jail like a common criminal for protecting your family.
