Desperate and data-less: How COVID-19 is impacting our most vulnerable school kids
As we close schools and turn to online learning, we must have a plan in place that secures education for those without the luxury of technology.
Rich kids, poor kids and the coronavirus
With our schools on the cusp of being cancelled due to the coronavirus, the divide between rich and poor kids will become clear.
Hinch’s hunch: Despite the hype, the democrats won’t back Bernie
On this Super Tuesday, America sits at a pivot point. However, those calling for Bernie Sanders should examine George McGovern’s doomed push of 1972.
I said Christmas Island was a workable quarantine plan – it kicked off a war on Twitter
Last week, I suggested that Scott Morrison’s plan to quarantine people on Christmas Island made sense. The internet backlash was severe.
Our government needs to do more to free Kylie Moore-Gilbert from persecution in Iran
Despite “baseless” charges, academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert has been sentenced to ten years in Iran’s notorious Evin prison. Our government has rejected the charges, but they need to do more.
Goldman Sachs’ quota and the random breath testing of equal opportunity
The gender quota announced by Goldman Sachs attempts to be progressive, but it merely illustrates the sexism inherent in the industry.