A chance discovery of a crumpled newspaper on the beach sparks a reflection on journalism, nostalgia, and the high-stakes game of diplomacy between Trump and Russia.

Experts on CNBC and beyond should retire the overused “Thanks for having me” and confidently own their expertise with a stronger sign-off.

Fred Silverman's groundbreaking influence on television programming continues to shape the industry, even years after his passing in 2020.

AI is the shiny new crutch catapulting humanity into a surreal Age of Super-Thinkers—just don’t let it steal your moral compass along the way!

Get ready for a bold diagnosis in how America's political candidates are infecting the nation with sick words, and what it's going to take to heal our democracy.

Didn’t Mayor Adams have enough problems on his plate with Federal prosecutors investigating him to be honoring law breakers. 

“There’s a lot of signal, a lot of electrodes. It’s working very well.”

This is not about sex, where the sizes of the most noticeable anatomical parts play an oversized role in attracting males and females to each other.

Today I’m wondering if that surreal 34 counts of felony convictions against former President Trump is going to be synonymous with incredulousness, skepticism, and doubt. 

A novel blend of media and finance, aiming to benefit from the synergistic relationship between news reporting and trading.

Politics, race, religion, gender, and sexuality make us all dislike each other, however the power of MUSIC, LOVE, and LAUGHTER can indeed unite even the most ardent enemies.

Why couldn’t President Elizabeth Magill provide a clear yes or no answer to whether calling for the genocide of Jews violated my alma mater’s code of conduct?  

AI is now considered much too old, too slow, too full of glitches to hold the high tech office of president of the United Stechs of America.

“These beget unequal economic and social systems that need transformation. We must address these root causes of perpetual unrest rather than ever again permitting an existential prejudice to feel like an actual solution."

Yes, the second front in any war is waged by crisis managers who know how to deploy what is so missing in action—public relations.

Having once looked up to us as the shining city on the hill, are they now scratching their heads?

For now thankfully it’s not a world war, only a word war, freedom vs. dictatorship.

We can thank or spank AI for this as many of our computers today automatically correct all the words we would misspell when writing in longhand or on an older laptop.  In today’s computer spelling bees, we can snooze, but never lose.

When you’re in PR like me and have been doing crisis management forever, you can’t help thinking how you would handle the ultimate cases you see swirling in the news media and hear in interview after interview on TV today.

You’ve no doubt heard of someone with perfect pitch in music?  Well, there’s such a thing in PR too—well, sometimes!