Devin Foley is the co-founder of Intellectual Takeout and former CEO of Charlemagne Institute.
Have you ever feared that something you posted on Facebook, or something you once said to a friend online just might get you fired one day? Many Americans do.
The typical American’s situation is similar to that of your average
Given their arrogant and unpatriotic attitude, the women’s national soccer team seem to represent their own individual egos more than our nation. Paradoxically, they demand more pay while giving Americans more reasons to not support women’s soccer.
U.S. national women’s
The reputation of Al Capone and the typical American aversion toward big government cloud our understanding of the history of Prohibition. According to an article published last week in Vox, Prohibition worked much better than most people think.
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What has become of “common sense” in modern corporate America? In an age where short-term profits override enduring wisdom, America seems to have lost its way in have a corporate ethics culture that works. In his book Common Sense Business
