Author: Dan Hull

If sensors are everywhere, what result? Advances in digital technology are not only more proof of what teams of inspired humans can […]

Say it isn’t so, Muffie. Over three centuries ago–and just about two decades after the English finally achieved permanent control of Dutch-built […]

He will be admired most because he was authentic and incapable of following anyone’s script: of the Right, the Left, America, England, […]

Is the era of the cowed comrade about to end? With a population of over 140 million people, a land mass of […]

A modest proposal. This all happened in Beaver County, Pennsylvania where I know from personal experience it’s considered overly-formal and pretentious for […]

More Big Ones from Mom-and-Pop Russia. Here’s a headline you don’t see every day. See at MSNBC “Angry Facebook Backlash After Medvedev […]

Last week’s opinion and jury verdict in Cox ICK v. CRYSTAL COX (DC Or.) It sounds like a fun and productive development. […]

The End of Cyber Creeps? No one wants to chill speech. And last week’s opinion and jury verdict in Obsidian Finance v. […]

Decades-long totalitarianism casts a long and powerful shadow. It keeps good people wimpy but “smart” long after free elections and other democratic […]

Did the Prime Minster demand an opt-out for London and the UK from EU financial services regulation? If he did, did he […]

Did the Prime Minster demand an opt-out for London and the UK from EU financial services regulation? If he did, did he […]

Don’t miss this video of a compelling and wonderfully practical talk our friend and veteran DC intellectual property rights lawyer Tim Trainer […]

And who could disagree? Mega-consultant Mercer has ranked Vienna as the best place on earth to live. See this recent piece in […]

Nearly 10 years after enactment of the American Sarbanes-Oxley Act (also known as “the Public Company Accounting Reform and Investor Protection Act”), […]

If you think your boss might be a whack job some days, bet on him anyway. While its writing and organization could […]

You can hear the first episode here, taped on November 23. McIlwrath interviews “Getting to Yes” author William Ury on credibility and […]

American expat Maryam at My Marrakesh runs a boutique hotel in a Marrakech olive grove. There’s something for the stimulant lover of […]

Mitt Romney can’t “connect” with y’all. See at today’s MSNBC “Voters remain cool toward Romney“. You see The Mitt Syndrome a lot […]

On Sunday night I was at once encouraged and amused to see at Reagan National Airport (DCA) a corridor advertisement placed by […]

Life is Tough, Growing Up Hard, Legislation Expensive. At his enduring, highly-regarded, always-excellent and intermittently sensitive Simple Justice, see this one by […]

Political persuasion, party affiliation and sexual preference rarely define anyone. Heart, soul and moxie do. We will all miss Barney Frank, who […]

See at Richard Nahem’s I Prefer Paris Meredith Mullins: A New Perspective, which appeared yesterday. It begins: I first met Chula on […]

Lawyer, leader, author and Renaissance man, my friend Roy Herron is a mega-smart, energetic and genuinely people-loving Tennessee state senator who many […]

The respected Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development predicts a gloomy near-term future–unless Western leaders step up. See this piece at […]