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Who Gets To Call It Lawfare?

Public debate becomes less reliable when political identity determines which investigations are trusted before the underlying facts are fully examined.

That Wasn’t The Question

The controversy becomes clearer when each claim is reduced to a simple test: what exactly is being alleged, and what evidence actually answers it?

When Nike Makes Space For A Star

The evolution from athlete to endorser to brand begins when companies start seeking access not only to performance, but to the meaning surrounding the person.

Safety Is A Shared Responsibility

Parents can strengthen connection by taking interest in how children spend their time, who they interact with, and what they experience online.

The Skills Mismatch And The Widening AI Divide

The so-called train-and-lose cycle reveals the cost of companies repeatedly teaching graduates foundational skills that education could provide earlier.

SOPA: The State Of The Presidency Address

The SONA is an opportunity for presidential accountability, but only when performance is measured against public outcomes rather than political applause.

Public Relations Has A New Definition. Now It Needs A New Paradigm.

World PR Day offers an opportunity to reconsider whether the profession should manage communication or help govern institutional behavior.

What Are We Letting Into Our Homes?

The village that raises a child today must also understand algorithms, online strangers, harmful content, and the quiet risks inside digital spaces.

What Makes A PR Agency Of The Year?

If awards shape professional identity, then PR’s highest awards must tell a fuller story about what the discipline contributes today.

Before 1521: Ed Lapiz Reflects On The Friendship Between Two Nations

The story of Sulu’s ruler in China reminds us that our ancestors moved through the world with dignity, identity, and diplomatic presence.