The Affordable Care Act: 10 Years Later
This March will mark the 10th anniversary of the law popularly known as ObamaCare, also known as the Affordable Care Act. The law was passed by Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress
Mike Critelli
The Gift of Noticing
“BUCKET LISTS” AND “SCHTICKS” AND OTHER STUPID BEHAVIORS Each of my children gave me a book as a Christmas present designed to open my mind on a subject of interest to me. The
Let’s Use Holidays to Unite Us
Over the past several weeks, I have been in Florida and Connecticut and have heard a great deal of holiday music. Four facts are striking about the music: * Most of the music was
Sports Data Analytics Is Pulling Us Toward Artificial Intelligence Everywhere
Because we are reaching the end of a decade, all sports and other areas of popular culture are featuring articles on the most important events and people of those sports or fields of
Voting Fraud and Suppression
In America, we place our sacred trust in the collective wisdom of voters. I have always assumed that, while individual voters may be badly off base in their selection of candidates for whom
Transportation from the User Perspective
As a person who has traveled extensively, both here and abroad, I have learned a great deal about the perspective of those who have to use or depend on transportation systems, which is