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At the height of the 1968 presidential campaign, Douglas Kiker, a reporter for NBC, noted that George Wallace’s third-party effort was catching fire. Kiker, a Southerner, noted that the Alabama Governor was gaining traction in the North using racism as the engine of his effort. Kiker stated, “All is as if somewhere sometime a while […]
“With the case load we had,” Stacy Koeppen,CEO and executive director of the Tama County Public Health and Home Care department, said, “We were just at the verge of breaking even, when all this started. So, and we had referrals flooding in, so we would’ve been coming in above by next year. Above what we’re […]
Slowly but surely, Donald Trump is beginning to deconstruct his administration, with the removal of Attorney General Pam Bondi so close on the heels of the ousting of Homeland Security Chief Kristi Noem, signals a long-awaited house-cleaning. The MAGA Mar-a-Lago patronage network is finally being not only re-examined but dismantled. Not since the 1920’s and […]
Written by David Turner on April 17, 2026 . Posted in Current News It's not hyperbole to say that Minnesota is a fiscal disaster, and that is not just my opinion
“No more Mr. Nice Guy,” Donald Trump declared while trying to persuade Iran to agree to peace terms favorable to the United States. But this style of public diplomacy adds to the confusion about the state of American-Iranian negotiations. One minute, Iran agrees to “open” the Strait of Hormuz; the next, the United States tries […]
Peer relationship management is the most underleveraged asset in any executive’s career.
Donald Trump’s second term has been marked by erratic and eccentric behavior. He no sooner took the oath of office than he proceeded with a campaign of revenge against his enemies. From shock and awe led by Elon Musk to his liberation day, introducing unpopular tariffs, Trump seemed more addicted to drama than governing. Add to that the suggestion that Canada should become the 51st state and Greenland be annexed, and he has succeeded in raising the national blood pressure by the second.
“The communists,” the President blurted out, “already control the three major networks and forty major outlets of communication.” But some of you believe Donald Trump said this, but actually, these words come from Lyndon Johnson’s mouth in July 1965, reflecting his frustration with Vietnam. No doubt Trump has bandied around the Communist label when referring to the press and is equally frustrated by the fourth estate’s coverage of Iran. Difference: LBJ said it in private, Trump tends to do it on Truth Social.
By: David Turner
We present the most interesting facts about global stock markets - including AI-related businesses - in a slideshow, with audio commentary
President Richard Nixon and National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger received a surprise in February 1972 when they deplaned Air Force One and were immediately whisked away to greet Chairman Mao Zedong. Mao, who was rarely seen, had spent six turbulent years trying to manage the chaos unleashed by the Great Cultural Revolution. Nevertheless, he greeted the American leaders with grace and coolness. All appreciated the moment and made the most of it.
