Opinion Pieces and Editorials

What’s Fueling the Decline in Trust Public trust in the media has been steadily eroding, and the reasons go far beyond simple audience fatigue. Several interconnected forces are compounding, making it harder for news outlets to maintain credibility and for […]

What’s Broken: The Illusion of Consent Click “Accept” or Be Locked Out Every day, users are presented with walls of legal text and a single option: accept the terms or lose access. This isn’t real choice it’s coercion disguised as

Who Gets to Decide? At the heart of space exploration lies a complex question: who has the authority to shape our future beyond Earth? As humanity edges closer to permanent off world activity, the power imbalance in space governance becomes

Introduction: Trust is Cracking — Who’s Listening Now? Trust is eroding fast. According to recent global surveys, fewer people believe what they hear from institutions once considered pillars—government, media, and even the justice system. Across continents, the message is clear:

Introduction Vlogging hasn’t just survived the digital churn—it’s adapted, hardened, and even thrived. While platforms rise and fall, and attention spans fragment, the core appeal of raw, human-to-human storytelling has held firm. Over the past decade, vloggers have learned to

Displacement Isn’t a Future Problem—It’s Now Climate displacement isn’t some far-off crisis waiting in the wings—it’s already here. Every year, millions of people are being forced to leave their homes because of rising seas, extreme heat, chronic drought, and devastating

Introduction Ten years ago, vlogging was a wild west mix of grainy footage, daily diaries, and the occasional viral fluke. It was scrappy, mostly unmonetized, and barely on the radar for anyone outside internet culture. Fast forward to now, and

Liberal Democracy vs. Authoritarianism: Understanding the Paradox Defining the Core Terms To understand the current global shift in governance, it’s essential to clarify two foundational concepts: Liberal Democracy: A political system characterized by free and fair elections, the protection of