We can debate the historical appropriateness of calling everyone who fought for the Confederacy a traitor, but it obviously it was about something else.
The Ukrainians have shown the strength of their dedication to their democracy time and again, now we must show ours through increased aid and a commitment that will extend until Ukraine drives Russian President Vladimir Putin's forces back.
It's terrifying that Amnesty's leadership has so confidently promoted an incendiary accusation based on arguments that its own leaders are unable to defend.
Despite what you may hear, the war in Ukraine doesn't bolster the image of a world characterized by a democracy versus autocracy death match. If anything, it undermines it.
We cannot allow our sympathy for the suffering of the Ukrainian people to lead us into bad decisions that will have detrimental effects on our wealth and security.
If we all do what we need to do, then gender equality can be achieved in this generation, but women have to lead from the front—and we have to have the health care and support to get them there.
While some Western media coverage of the conflict in Ukraine has revealed the "ignorance, arrogance and racism" of the media, the fact that several of these billion-dollar platforms have exacerbated conflict around the world and repeatedly failed to stave the growing scourge of state-sponsored information operations is illustrative of the same bias and injustice.
Both China and Russia are likely to do whatever they can to win the cryptocurrency footrace, particularly at a time and moment when the U.S. government appears suspicious on the subject and prepared to make crypto the enemy.
As you watch the Biden administration fail, ask yourself: "why Venezuela and not Texas? Why Iran and not Canada? Just how unwilling are they to help America?"
