by Dr. Gleb Tsipursky Negotiators, even professional ones, make surprisingly many wrong decisions that doom negotiations that should have succeeded. Many of these mistakes relate to overestimating how well they can read the feelings and thoughts of other parties in the negotiation, as well as the extent to which the other party […]
by Tony Wyman Thousands have lived without love, not one without water – W.H. Auden, poet Despite living a life that most young men would kill for, Scott Harrison didn’t think much of himself at 28 years of age. In fact, this young man who grew up in a Christian family in Pennsylvania, concluded that, […]
by Kseniya Kirillova The recent protests in Moscow showed two trends that are quite new for modern Russia: first, the extreme brutality of the security forces during the dispersal of rallies, and second, the unprecedented resilience of Muscovites, who are heroically coming out to take part in clearly unauthorized actions where they knowingly face the […]
by Tony Wyman Author’s note: As a frequent political commentator, I’ve read dozens of articles professing to expose for readers the true secrets of the Fox News behemoth. While many were interesting and informative, none captured the true picture of how frighteningly powerful Fox News has become and what a threat to American democracy the […]
by Richard Cameron National Compass recently published a comprehensive and wide ranging report on the issue of open carry in the United States; an issue that has become a prime facet of the debate over gun violence and the high visibility sub set of gun deaths – mass shootings. In that report, “Open […]
by Richard Cameron It’s clear that the most prominent aspect of Donald Trump’s high stakes casino game – known to us as his trade war with China, is the economic impact it is having and continues to have on American farmers. We know that Trump’s history with casinos was a colossal failure, so Trump’s […]
