SSan Diego Read More San Diego can’t afford an L.A.-style wage mandate – San Diego Union-TribuneSeptember 5, 2025 San Diego may be on the verge of adopting a $25 minimum wage for hospitality workers. Before the…
SSan Diego Read More Workers deserve higher pay. Doom-and-gloom warnings don’t pan out. – San Diego Union-TribuneSeptember 5, 2025 When the San Diego City Council’s Cost of Living Committee considered an item in June to raise the…
DDallas Read More Yes, the Cowboys are 0-1, but they just went toe-to-toe with the Super Bowl champsSeptember 5, 2025 PHILADELPHIA — Give Dak Prescott this much. He can take 10 months away from the game, then come…
DDallas Read More AI is helping in the fight against HIV in DallasSeptember 5, 2025 During the last decade, we have seen major breakthroughs in preventing the spread of HIV, and thanks to…
DDallas Read More Dallas shuttered the Million Dollar Saloon in 2009. Now, it wants it demolishedSeptember 4, 2025 It had been a long while since I had a reason — professional, always — to pull into…
DDallas Read More Fair Park First never had a chanceSeptember 4, 2025 Former Mayor Mike Rawlings’ recent commentary about the challenges facing nonprofits like Fair Park First leaves out a…
DDallas Read More Leadership lessons from President Bush and his institutionAugust 31, 2025 As my tenure leading the George W. Bush Presidential Center ends this week, I’m reflecting on something I…
AArtificial intelligence Read More A professor negotiates with ChatGPTAugust 30, 2025 ChatGPT, I’m teaching Moby Dick for the umpteenth time this semester. I probably shouldn’t be telling you this,…
DDallas Read More Dallas ISD is slowly demolishing the landmark 1915 W.H. Adamson buildingAugust 30, 2025 From the spring of 2008 until the fall of 2010, the Dallas Independent School District did just about…
CChicago Read More The forgotten election for chief judge of Cook CountyAugust 29, 2025 On Sept. 10, one of the most consequential local offices is up for election. This office determines many…