Posts by Amelia Frost
Congress Democrats Grill Treasury Secretary About Trump’s $1.8B Anti-Weaponization Fund
Democratic lawmakers are demanding new answers from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and IRS CEO Frank Bisignano over President Donald Trump‘s settlement with the IRS and the creation of the “Anti-Weaponization Fund,” warning that the deal could turn taxpayer money into a secretive compensation system for the president’s political allies. In a letter sent late Thursday,…
Read MoreThe CLARITY Act Just Cleared Its Biggest Hurdle. The Fight Over It Is Just Starting.
The most consequential piece of cryptocurrency legislation in American history cleared the Senate Banking Committee on May 14 with a bipartisan 15-9 vote. Two Democrats crossed the aisle to advance it. Several more signaled they might support the final version with changes. The CLARITY Act, formally the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, would establish the…
Read MoreMeta Settles Closely Watched Youth Mental Health Lawsuit With Kentucky District
Meta has reached a settlement with a Kentucky school district that accused the company and other major social media platforms of contributing to a youth mental health crisis through addictive product design, ending a closely watched case weeks before it was scheduled to go to trial. The settlement resolves claims brought by Breathitt County School…
Read MoreInside Kilby’s Relationship-Driven Approach to Custom Menswear Inspired by New Orleans Culture and Modern Tailoring
Kristen Engelsen Collier and James Collier Kilby, a New Orleans-based custom menswear atelier, approaches tailoring through a process centered on personal consultation, craftsmanship, and long-term wearability. Founded by husband-and-wife team James Collier and Kristen Engelsen Collier, the company creates made-to-measure garments designed around personal style. According to the founders, the business was shaped by New…
Read MoreJulie Eisemann is Modernizing the Rules of Consulting Through Systems Thinking and AI Innovation
Small and mid-sized businesses often bear the weight of disconnected software stacks and fragmented operational processes despite already working with lean teams and limited resources. They may invest heavily in digital tools while still struggling to create efficient workflows, largely because technology alone can rarely fix structural inefficiencies without the right framework behind it. According…
Read MoreDan Kachtik: Building a More Inclusive Future for CrossFit
Dan Kachtik built King William District CrossFit with a clear intention: reshape how people understand fitness and CrossFit. His mission centers on broadening the perception of CrossFit from a narrow, high-intensity pursuit into a sustainable model for lifelong health. He attributes this vision to decades of experience and a deep belief that fitness should serve…
Read MoreHow Frey & Weiss Is Positioning Precision Manufacturing Around Quality, Integration, and Supply Chain Resilience
Supply chain decisions have become more complex for buyers, weighing price, quality, timing, and sourcing risk. According to a report, supply chain volatility tied to the COVID-19 pandemic, geopolitical dynamics, trade tensions, rising costs, labor shortages, and natural disasters has pushed organizations toward strategies that balance cost with resilience. For Susan Ralph, president of Frey…
Read MoreHow Anthony Gibault Is Turning Entrepreneurial Theory Into Reality
When it comes to entrepreneurship, it can sometimes be far too easy for complex investment ideas to get lost in execution. For as beneficial as such ideas may be in theory, if they wind up changing course or altering in values on the road to execution, they carry no real weight — especially in how…
Read MoreDemocrats To Launch Attack Ads Against Party Candidate Who Wants To Turn Detention Center Into Prison For ‘Zionists’
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is set to launch attack ads against a party candidate who said she wanted to turn detention centers into a prison for “American Zionists,” according to a new report. Maureen Galindo, who finished first in the Democratic primary for Texas’ 35th district, has been harshly criticized by party members…
Read MoreSense Bank and the integrity check: why the story of Vladyslav Vlasiuk is a question not only of personalities, but of the quality of state corporate governance
The nationalization of Sense Bank in 2023 was supposed to be an example of how the state, in wartime conditions, could quickly, relatively cleanly from a legal standpoint, and institutionally responsibly take control of a systemically important financial asset. However, just two years later, a different question arises around the bank: has nationalization transformed from…
Read MoreZendaya’s Secret to Styling Track Shorts Involves This Conflicting Summer Trend
The beauty of track shorts lies in their comfort and versatility. While Hailey Bieber has repeatedly opted for tight short-shorts with gym class energy, Zendaya has always been attracted to more androgynous pieces. “Nine times out of 10 I was shopping in the boys section,” she told Glamour of her childhood shopping habits in 2017.…
Read MoreTulsi Gabbard Resigns From Trump’s Cabinet To Support Husband Following Cancer Diagnosis
Tulsi Gabbard has resigned from her post as Director of National Intelligence following her husband’s cancer diagnosis, Fox News reported. AFP Tulsi Gabbard has resigned from her post as Director of National Intelligence following her husband’s cancer diagnosis, Fox News reported. The outlet detailed that Gabbard notified President Donald Trump of her decision in the…
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