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In the heart of Trousdale County, where a grand dream of a nuclear power plant dissolved into echoes of lost opportunities, CoreCivic built Tennessee’s largest prison in 2008. The towering, …
This Week’s Human Rights Spotlight: Troubling Trends and Urgent Needs Read More
The federal government has organized a pivotal summit in Toronto to enhance Canada’s economic resilience amidst a shifting relationship with the United States, its largest trading partner. This meeting comes …
Economic Summit in Toronto Aims to Strengthen Canada-U.S. Relations Amid Tariff Concerns Read More
In a critical meeting on Wednesday, Human Rights Minister Natalius Pigai faced intense scrutiny from lawmakers of House Commission XIII, who condemned his performance in the initial 100 days of …
House Holds Human Rights Minister Responsible After 100 Days of Inaction Read More
The transition of archeological collections from the Guam Museum to the Guam Cultural Repository has been ongoing and fruitful. Nearly 200 boxes from various construction sites in Tumon, Mangilao, and …
Revitalizing Heritage: Transfer of Archeological Collections to Guam Repository Read More
In a significant announcement from the White House, Kim Ruhl, the Curt and Sue Culver Professor of Economics at UW–Madison, has been appointed to the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA). …
UW–Madison Professor Kim Ruhl Joins President’s Council of Economic Advisers Read More
Economic Perspectives on Tariffs SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — The ongoing tariff discussions create a ripple of concern across America, as many ponder their implications. According to John Rogers, an Economics Professor …
Exploring the Complexities of Tariffs: Insights From an Economic Expert Read More
Exploring Petra’s Legacy In the breathtaking ancient Nabatean city of Petra, a diverse group of global Eisenhower Fellows gathered in Jordan, reflecting on the site’s vast historical and scientific significance. …
Grooving Ambassadors: Global Fellows Reflect on Petra’s Legacy Read More
The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) has halted its observance of multiple cultural and historical events due to President Trump’s recent executive order banning Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs across …
DIA Suspends Cultural Events Following Trump’s Diversity Ban Read More
Östlund’s Bold Critique of Swedish Cultural Policy At the Goteborg Film Festival, honorary president Ruben Östlund launched a scathing critique on Sweden’s cultural policy following cultural minister Parisa Liljestrand’s speech. …
Ruben Östlund Critiques Sweden’s Cultural Policy at Goteborg Film Festival Read More
Reviving the Tayitu Centre: Ethiopia’s Cultural Oasis Beneath swirling dust, the Tayitu Centre for Culture & Education awaits rebirth, with Alemtsehay Wedajo nurturing hopes for its revival. This 120-year-old historical …
Reviving Tayitu: A Cultural Renaissance in Addis Ababa Read More