The Editor, Sir/Madam; Donald Trump is not fixing America’s problems—he is destroying the institutions and programs designed to address them. He claims to be solving issues, yet he offers no real solutions—only dismantling what is already in place. Trump excels at tearing things down but has no viable strategy for building something better. Instead of simply firing people, why not […]
Dear Editor, “Trump’s Leadership: Destruction Without Solutions”
Government Efficiency or Workforce Instability? The Fallout of DOGE’s Personnel Cuts
In a sweeping move aimed at cost-cutting and streamlining operations, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has implemented personnel cuts across multiple agencies. While the initiative is intended to reduce bureaucratic redundancies and increase efficiency, the impact of these reductions has raised concerns about service interruptions, employee morale, and overall governmental functionality. The Scope of the Cuts DOGE announced the […]
It’s Elementary, Transwomen Should Not Play in Women’s Sport
It’s elementary, women who were once men, should not play in Women Sports. Such women still possess or have access to their masculinity that gives them an advantage over other women born as women. Therefore, it is unfair for transwomen to compete in women’s sport until the technology is available to drain them of their masculine prowess and that can […]
DeepSeek vs. ChatGPT: A Comparative Analysis of AI Language Models
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has led to the emergence of sophisticated language models, notably DeepSeek and ChatGPT. This article provides a comparative analysis of these two models, examining their development, architecture, performance, cost-efficiency, and ethical considerations. While both models exhibit remarkable capabilities in natural language processing, they differ significantly in their design philosophies, operational costs, and approaches […]
The Tragic Reality of Child Abuse: Prevalence, Consequences, and a Case Study of Systemic Failures
Child abuse remains a pervasive and devastating issue in the United States, with long-term consequences for victims and society. This article examines the prevalence and impact of child abuse, highlighting systemic failures that contribute to its persistence. The tragic case of Nicole Johnson, who was charged in the deaths of her niece and nephew, serves as a poignant example of […]
Reforming Birthright Citizenship: Protecting Against Misuse Without Misreading History
Immigration reform continues to be a polarizing issue, and the debate surrounding birthright citizenship is no exception. There are individuals who exploit the 14th Amendment, coming to the United States with the sole intention of giving birth so their children can claim U.S. citizenship. While this practice is not a conspiracy, it is a documented reality that has far-reaching implications, […]
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Is there a paradigm for the study of Caribbean Thought or Caribbean Studies?
Opening Lecture for Caribbean Thought 2025 Welcome, everyone, to the 2025 series of lectures in Caribbean Thought at the Jamaica Theological Seminary! Today, we embark on a critical journey, asking: Is there a paradigm for the study of Caribbean Thought or Caribbean Studies?Should there be one, akin to the Afrocentric Paradigm championed by scholars like Dr. Molefi Asante and Dr. […]
Presidential Pardons and the January 6 Capitol Riots: Legal Implications and Societal Impact**
On January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump issued pardons and commutations to over 1,500 individuals convicted for their involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riots. This unprecedented use of executive clemency has sparked significant debate regarding its legal ramifications and societal consequences. Donald Trump’s re-election was also said to have been unprecedented given his criminal convictions and challenges leading […]
Capital One Accused of Misleading Consumers on High-Interest Savings Accounts: A Case Analysis
In early 2025, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a prominent U.S. financial watchdog, filed a lawsuit against Capital One Financial Corporation, alleging that the banking giant engaged in deceptive practices regarding its high-interest savings account offerings. The lawsuit accuses Capital One of misleading consumers and causing over $2 billion in lost interest payments. This case not only underscores regulatory […]
Why Trump Won: MAGA, Project 2025, and the Transformation of America
Why Trump Won: MAGA, Project 2025, and the Transformation of America By Renaldo McKenzie, The Neoliberal Journals Recently, on The Neoliberal Round Podcast, I explored the driving factors behind Donald Trump’s electoral success and the implications of Project 2025. In this episode, we unpacked the complex intersections of race, demographics, and political strategy that shaped America’s recent elections and are […]