WeWork Files for Bankruptcy: A Deep Dive into the Office-Sharing Giant’s Collapse
WeWork Inc., once a symbol of startup ambition and innovation, has filed for bankruptcy with nearly $19 billion in debts, marking a dramatic downturn for the company that struggled to recover from the pandemic’s impact. The New York-based co-working firm…
Cocaine Codfish: Lessons from the War on Drugs for Fighting Illegal Fishing
In late 2022, the refrigerated carrier vessel Sun Flower 7 set off from its homeport, claiming a route to the Federated States of Micronesia to rendezvous with tuna-fishing vessels. However, fisheries surveillance officers in the Marshall Islands detected suspicious behavior—suggesting…
Alberto Gonzales: Why I’m Supporting Kamala Harris for President
As the only individual in American history to serve as both White House Counsel and Attorney General, I offer a unique perspective on presidential decision-making. My experience has shown me the importance of electing a leader who respects the rule…
Google Faces Backlash After Firing 28 Employees Over Israeli Contract Protests
Alphabet Inc.’s Google is under scrutiny following its decision to terminate 28 employees who participated in protests against Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion contract with Amazon and the Israeli government. The project provides AI and cloud services, sparking criticism over…
You Go to War With the Industrial Base You Have, Not the Industrial Base You Want
In 1924, the U.S. Army Industrial College opened its doors to tackle the lessons learned from World War I, where mobilizing the American economy for war proved a serious challenge. Seventeen years later, the U.S. found itself embroiled in World…
Lessons Learned or Lessons Observed: The U.S. Navy’s Blind Spot in Mine Warfare
Since 1945, mines have been responsible for sinking or severely damaging 15 of the 19 U.S. ships lost in combat. Despite this sobering statistic, mine warfare remains an underdeveloped and often overlooked area of focus for the U.S. Navy. Meanwhile,…
Larry Fink Responds to ESG Backlash: A Shift in Language, Not Practice
Larry Fink, the influential CEO of BlackRock, has made waves with recent comments suggesting that he no longer wants to use the term “ESG” (Environmental, Social, and Governance). Fink, who once championed ESG principles and helped bring the term into…
Investors Push Back on CEO Pay Raises Amid Growing Pay Gap Concerns
In recent months, the growing disparity between CEO compensation and employee wages has sparked a wave of investor resistance. As the average salary of a chief executive in the S&P 500 surged to $14.5 million in 2021—a 17.1% increase from…
Charlie Munger’s Timeless Wisdom on Leading a Successful Life
Charlie Munger, the celebrated investor and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, is known for his incisive insights on life and business. One of his key principles revolves around the power of inversion—a mental model that flips problems on their head…
The Impact of Trillions of Cicadas on People with Autism Spectrum Disorder
As trillions of cicadas emerge from underground this spring, experts are cautioning that the noise could have an overwhelming impact, particularly on individuals on the autism spectrum or those with heightened sensitivity to sound. This rare, simultaneous emergence of both…
Snap Hits 3 Million Paying Subscribers with AI-Enhanced Snapchat+
Snap Inc. has surpassed 3 million paying subscribers for its Snapchat+ service, a $3.99-a-month offering that grants early access to exclusive features, including the popular My AI chatbot powered by OpenAI’s GPT technology. The company revealed the milestone at its…
Elon Musk Joins Call for AI Pause: Urging Labs to Slow Down Development
In an open letter signed by some of the biggest names in tech, including Elon Musk, a call has been made for the world’s top artificial intelligence labs to pause the development of super-powerful systems for six months. The letter…































