Following the United States Supreme Court's recent decision in favor of parental rights in Mahmoud v. Taylor, J.D. Tuccille, contributing editor to Reason magazine, argues that expanded school choice would avoid similar conflicts in the future.
Enrico Colombatto, Italian professor of economics, provides a thorough analysis of the history and overall effectiveness of international organizations, and offers insight on their future in his recent article published by Geopolitical Intelligence Services ("GIS").
In light of Zohran Mamdani's win of the Democratic mayoral primary in New York City and his proposal for government-run grocery stores, Reason magazine argues that all government-run services - from grocery stores to education - "stifle competition, kill innovation, and leave citizens with fewer alternatives when the system fails."
The victory of Zohran Mamdani in the Democratic mayoral primary in New York city highlights the growing popularity of the Democratic Socialists of America ("DSA"), the largest socialist organization in the United States.
Enrico Colombatto, Italian professor of economics, provides a thorough analysis of the history and overall effectiveness of international organizations, and offers insight on their future in his recent article published by Geopolitical Intelligence Services ("GIS").
Recent comments made by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres exemplified the anti-US bias of United Nations leaders, as he criticized US strikes against Iran, but continues to fail to call out the aggressive actions of the Chinese government.
In a recent speech at Oxford University, the United Nations' High Commissioner for Human Rights has claimed that recognizing the "rights" of nature is a human rights issue.
The Global Reporting Initiative ("GRI") has released new Climate Change and Energy Standards, which are developed by the Global Sustainability Standards Board ("GSSB"), and are one of the "most commonly accepted global standards for sustainability reporting by companies."
Andrew Stuttaford in his recent National Review article shows how Environmental Social Governance ("ESG") has never been neutral, but has always had political underpinnings.
The United States Securites and Exchange Commission ("SEC") is withdrawing proposed rules that would require "disclosures by investment managers marketing ESG-focused funds aimed at providing consistent information to investors and to avoid greenwashing risk."
The European Court of Human Rights has condemned France over police discrimination, stating that "young men 'perceived as Arab, black or from North Africa' were four times more likely to be stopped than the rest of the population and 12 times more likely to be subjected to more severe measures including frisking."
The European Commission plans to withdraw the Green Claims Directive, a move supported by the European People's Party due to the Directive's "overly burdensome and complex" rules.
The European Union's advocate general has issued a non-binding opinion that Hungary's 2021 "childprotection law", which regulates LGBTQ+ content in educational material and TV programming, violates "basic human rights and freedom of expression."
The victory of Zohran Mamdani in the Democratic mayoral primary in New York city highlights the growing popularity of the Democratic Socialists of America ("DSA"), the largest socialist organization in the United States.
In light of Zohran Mamdani's win of the Democratic mayoral primary in New York City and his proposal for government-run grocery stores, Reason magazine argues that all government-run services - from grocery stores to education - "stifle competition, kill innovation, and leave citizens with fewer alternatives when the system fails."
Following the United States Supreme Court's recent decision in favor of parental rights in Mahmoud v. Taylor, J.D. Tuccille, contributing editor to Reason magazine, argues that expanded school choice would avoid similar conflicts in the future.
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