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Read more about the article From Awareness to Action: Annette Pampel’s DEI Leadership Journey

From Awareness to Action: Annette Pampel’s DEI Leadership Journey

Annette Pampel is a seasoned Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) expert who led national DEI strategy at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners in Germany from 2018 to 2024. With a visionary approach…

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Read more about the article No Trial, No Closure? Bryan Kohberger’s Guilty Plea Leaves Families and a Community Searching for Peace

No Trial, No Closure? Bryan Kohberger’s Guilty Plea Leaves Families and a Community Searching for Peace

After nearly two years of dread, speculation, and raw grief, the shocking murder case that gripped the nation has come to an unexpected close. Bryan Kohberger — the man accused…

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Read more about the article States Cash In: How the New Budget Bill Pays Big for Border Security
A BP Agent looks out a water drain tunnel that runs from Mexico into Nogales, AZ.

States Cash In: How the New Budget Bill Pays Big for Border Security

In a move that’s set political circles buzzing from Austin to Washington, the new federal budget reconciliation bill quietly approved a $13.5 billion payout for states that shouldered the cost…

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Read more about the article Democratizing Entrepreneurship: Julie Murat’s Vision for Inclusive Innovation

Democratizing Entrepreneurship: Julie Murat’s Vision for Inclusive Innovation

Julie Murat is the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Bridge for Billions, a pioneering social enterprise transforming how entrepreneurship is nurtured worldwide. Guided by the belief that purpose is…

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DRC-Rwanda Peace Deal: Turning Point or Just Another Broken Promise?

A landmark peace deal signed in Washington last week is being touted as a breakthrough for one of Africa’s longest-running conflicts — but for many in the Democratic Republic of…

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What Could an Israel-Iran War Mean for the World Economy?

As deadly exchanges between Israel and Iran stretch into a second week, fears are mounting that the fighting could spread across the Middle East — a region critical to the…

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Stone and Silence: How States Shape History Through Monuments

Every society tells stories about itself. Some are whispered in family homes, others are argued over in academic journals, but few are as visible, immovable, and state-sanctioned as the ones…

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The Trap of the Good Old Days: The Politics and Peril of Nostalgia

The past has always been a seductive force, offering a sense of stability in times of uncertainty. But in recent years, nostalgia has emerged not merely as a personal sentiment…

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To Be Seen is to Exist: Loneliness, Attention, and the Digital Gaze

To be watched is to be validated. To be liked is to be loved. To go viral is to be worthy. These have become the unspoken truths of the digital…

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Softness as Subversion: A Feminist Reading of Gentleness in Times of Collapse

In an era defined by exhaustion, acceleration, and relentless demands for performance, gentleness often appears as a luxury, or worse, a weakness. It is dismissed as apolitical, sentimental, even indulgent.…

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