Reintegrating the homeless post-institution

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January 17, 2025

Reintegrating the homeless post-institution

Homelessness plagues the American city. It is a simple description of a complex reality, and part of what has brought the issue to its current level is an erroneous conception of “community integration.” Make no mistake, the idea of community integration is good. When people are able to live as a cohesive whole — with […]

Arizona will fight to avoid becoming California 2.0

As Arizona’s state legislature convened this month, our hearts were heavy with the events of the past couple of weeks in California, where thousands of individuals lost their homes or businesses and dozens were killed. We are saddened by the loss of life and property. With this genuine sympathy toward innocent victims, we must work […]

Shrinking attention spans are a crisis for democracy

Gone are the days when reading a book was the preferred means to knowledge, replaced by the rapid consumption of digital media and the allure of screen-based entertainment. This phenomenon is growing in America, and it is pronounced among our youth. The inference is that we appear to be reading less these days, and while […]

How China’s tech threatens US cybersecurity

Our lives, economies, and politics are lived online. Increasingly, Americans have become aware of the challenges of cybersecurity but tend to see it in personal terms. (“Don’t click on the strange link!”) Those in the U.S. government, whether in the Office of the National Cyber Director or in the defense and intelligence agencies, tend to […]

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