Democrats are defying their leader on Covid and green policies.
How Do You Escape Net Zero?
The U.K. shows the peril of not ditching the policy openly.
Biden’s ‘Democracy Summit’ Is a Partisan Affair
Far from uniting the world against authoritarianism, it alienates vital allies and boosts dubious leaders.
Dinner Was Pun—They Ate My Words
I could say I got my just desserts, but I’d be pudding you on.
McCarthy’s Debt-Ceiling Offer
The GOP appears to have gotten its act together. Will Biden continue obstructing?
Some Jews Pass Over the Haggadah’s Curse
The call to God to ‘pour out Thy wrath’ purges our anger and allows us to rejoice.
Trump’s Indictment Marks a Historic Reckoning
A Manhattan grand jury has issued the first-ever indictment of a former US president. Buckle up for whatever happens next.
What MLB Marketing Can Learn From Fellow Sports Leagues
“If you build it, they will come.” That may have worked for Kevin Costner, but Major League Baseball (MLB) can no longer afford to follow the “Field of Dreams” theory. Baseball has been a cornerstone of American culture since the 1800s, but it appears America’s pastime has lost its mojo. As the new season begins,…
Dentsu Creative and Global Chief Creative Officer Fred Levron Agree to Part Ways
Less than a year ago, Dentsu revealed the final phase of its massive companywide reorganization, slimming down its creative capabilities to just one brand–Dentsu Creative. Behind the reorg stood two key leaders, CEO Wendy Clark and global chief creative officer Fred Levron. Both leaders have now departed the holding company. Clark announced she was leaving…
Seattle Mariners Marketers Are Pitching a Rare Doubleheader of Iconic Events
For much of the last 20 years, marketing the Seattle Mariners has been less about promoting big events at the team’s T-Mobile Park and more about reminding fans that it exists and baseball is played there. Prior to 2022, the former Safeco Field last hosted All-Star and playoff games in 2001. It was so long…