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  • Trust in US Nuclear Policy: A Global Perspective

    April 16, 2026

    I often asked myself why the United States should expect other countries to trust us, especially when it comes to possessing nuclear technology and nuclear weapons. Well, here are some possibilities: These are reasons why we might expect them to trust us and our credibility. Is the United States messaging and leadership on nuclear technology…

    Trust in US Nuclear Policy: A Global Perspective
  • Baseball Caps and Climate Change: The Hidden Connection

    July 2, 2025

    Are you wondering why I would write a piece about the connection of baseball caps to climate change? Does it sound like an irrelevant and pointless topic to ponder? Well, I looked inside my closet and counted 14 baseball caps. I paused and wondered was I contributing in some simple but obvious way to global…

    Baseball Caps and Climate Change: The Hidden Connection
  • Combatting Eco-Anxiety: Supporting Today’s Youth

    June 26, 2025

    As a society, do we care about the long-term mental health of future generations? If the answer is no, then we can move forward with climate antagonistic energy and food systems policies. If the answer is yes, then we have an obligation to understand and responsibly manage energy and food systems that impact global warming.…

    Combatting Eco-Anxiety: Supporting Today’s Youth
  • Understanding the SAVE Act: Impacts on Voter Registration

    May 11, 2025

    What is the SAVE Act (Safeguard American Voter Eligibility) ? In short, it is a Congressional initiative. It would require all American citizens registering to vote to present proof of citizenship in person. For the majority of Americans, this would be a passport or birth certificate. Only about 50% of Americans have a passport. Research…

    Understanding the SAVE Act: Impacts on Voter Registration
  • Why a Smaller Government May Not Serve Americans Well

    April 26, 2025

    Politicians, mainly conservatives, advocate for smaller federal government. However, they fail to understand that government’s inherent complexity demands a robust and transparent structure. Robust doesn’t mean tough or powerful, it means full-bodied and up to the task of effectively serving all Americans. Transparent means free of deceit, operating with humility. The combination results in a…

    Why a Smaller Government May Not Serve Americans Well
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