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The Policy Circle co-founders Sylvie Légère, Kathy Hubbard and Angela Braly hosted an internationally focused Policy Circle discussion WE Lead Scholars from the Middle East, North Africa and Afghanistan on the subject of jobs and education on March 11 in Washington D.C. Kathy Hubbard (pictured below left), who is also a Member of the Advisory Board for The […]
This is the second in a series of 4 posts taking an in-depth look at Venezuela’s past and present social, political, and economic troubles, the role socialist leaders and their policies played, and how this relates to current conversations within our own government. Understanding the history of such an evolution is an important way to […]
From 5G and data privacy to e-commerce and e-learning, there is no doubt technology has become an indispensable component of our lives, and will continue to be so for years to come. Have you ever wondered what 5G actually is? What the current debates surrounding Net Neutrality and data privacy entail? What role technology plays […]
This is the first in a series of 4 posts taking a closer look at Venezuela’s past and present social, political, and economic circumstances, the role socialist policies played, and how this relates to conversations within our own government. Understanding the history of such an evolution is an important way to keep similar tendencies from […]
What is the National Emergencies Act of 1976 and what authority does it give? “The statutes do not provide any explicit criteria for what type of circumstances qualify as a “national emergency,” so discretion rests solely with the president.”( ABC News ) Of the 58 emergencies declared since 1976, 31 still remain in effect. ( ABC News ). By declaring a national emergency at […]
The shutdown continues to dominate the newscycle. Since our original post on the shutdown , the debate continues over a path forward. In the interim, 800,000 federal workers’ and countless private sector contractors’ (from janitorial staff to technology consultants) livelihoods remain at stake since 80% of American workers live paycheck to paycheck ( CBS ). Who are the 800,000? 800,000 people […]