THURSDAY — LEADERSHIP, HISTORY & POWER “A republic can self-correct.” — George Acree In a recent essay, retired Army Colonel George Acree argues that the four-to-eight-year reset critics decry in American foreign policy is actually the mechanism keeping power accountable...
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WEDNESDAY — PERSPECTIVE & PRACTICE “Tattoos have become a more common sight in workplaces around the United States.” — Katherine Schaeffer & Shradha Dinesh, Pew Research Center Pew’s latest data shows 32% of American adults are inked, yet 29% of...
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MONDAY — THE HUMAN CONDITION “When anger rises, think of the consequences.” — Confucius Think your composure runs as a private process? Confucius’s nine “states of mind” argue it’s actually your team’s firmware: a softened jaw, cordial face, and measured...
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