This stamp lets you put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill in an act of 'civil disobedience'

For Our Democracy, Let’s Make Facts Matter Again

Working in public policy can be rewarding, but it is increasingly frustrating. Progress is stalled due to:

How Inequality Threatens Civil Society

A spiral of slow growth and rent-seeking by powerful interests pose a danger to democracy

Why manufacturers are sceptical about electronic tax stamps tender

The tender for supply of electronic tax stamps has raised eyebrows among some players, with manufacturers saying it is virtually impossible for a new company to win

How 'Woke' May Be Leading Us To Civil War

Afghan Reconciliation Ideas from the U.S. Civil War

If Afghans are to achieve a real peace that lasts, they must do what other nations have done before—but better. "Afghan Reconciliation Ideas from the U.S. Civil War ".

Is A Second Civil War Coming?

It’s popular these days to talk about the potential outbreak of a second Civil War. I’ve not been immune to that sentiment — I’ve probably used that language in the past.

Filler: Taking steps to protect civil liberties

Taking property away from citizens is a serious measure that must be carried out with extreme caution.

Will UN ever act against Daesh?

Daesh is expanding in the world unhindered and it is franchising world-wide and I have written this book mainly to inform the world about its emergence as even

Shipping to Customers? Put These in the Box

The Arts Business Institute shares plenty of ways to enhance those packages you send to customers to offer value and bring them back for more purchases.

5 Things to Put in the Shipping Box

Online retailers have a powerful tool for marketing to existing customers, potentially increasing sales, average order size, and profit. That tool is the s

Are we thankful for freedom, opportunity? Do we act like it?

If we’re thankful for America’s freedom and opportunity, we’ve got odd ways of showing it, from constant laments to chronic neglect of our civic life. JFK implored us to ask what we can do for our country. What’s our answer?

Your bank holding company: Hold on or let go?

Ending your BHC can allow you to, among other things, consolidate operations. But keeping it and remaining under federal oversight can provide you with more flexibility than you’d have under the state banking laws you’d otherwise be subject to.

Are you ready to let Amazon leave packages in your garage?

It might be a little less unnerving than letting a stranger through the front door.

6 Common Credit Card Questions You Haven’t Asked

In theory, managing a credit card is simple: don’t go over your limit, pay your bill on time and don’t try to juggle too many cards at once. Pretty straightforward, right? But in reality, there are a sea of credit nuances most people don’t bother with - and they should. The little details governing the credit game can lead to huge consequences if ignored, and gaining a better understanding of the rules is the best way to get ahead. So what questions should…

What is the Program Management Improvement and Accountability Act?

We all know there is a lot of waste in government. Well some politicians are trying to do something about it by enacting the Program Management Improvement and Accountability Act.

Trust Stamp Is Seeking Investors for What May Be the Answer to Identity Theft

The company's biometric-based security protections could offer firms the ultimate protection against cybercrime.

How to Protect Your Data After the Quest Diagnostics Breach

If you’ve ever had an overdue bill at a Quest Diagnostics office, it’s time to be more vigilant about your financial records. Yep: there’s been yet another data breach.

Why the REINS Act is a danger to Americans

Quick, take a look at the math formula and see if you know what it’s used for. Give up? If so, don’t be too hard on yourself. It’s used to calculate sulphur dioxide emissions from power plants, and it’s one of a dizzying number of ...

What is FARA? Understanding the Foreign Agents Registration Act

Enforcement is weak. It’s riddled with loopholes. But that may be changing.

How long is the newly introduced act to save net neutrality?