How Can We Matter

The brutal killing of influential conservative activist Charlie Kirk raises a powerful and complex question about responsibility and blame in the wake of a tragedy . I would humbly challenge the common impulse to solely condemn an individual and instead urge a deeper examination of the societal factors that may have contributed to their actions . Charlie Kirk Family Image Credit: The Web   The suspected killer, Tyler Robinson, was a standout student and described as “very considerate,” “quiet,” and “respectful,” and was considered a “good kid” by those who knew him. His family, described as “good, down-to-earth, nice people,” is not particularly political or religious. Despite this, Robinson had recently developed some interest in politics . He was a pre-engineering major at Utah State University for one semester in 2021 and currently a third-year student in Dixie Technical College’s electrical apprenticeship program. Tyler Robinson Image Credit: The Web Beyond Condemnation When a ...

As the saying goes, "Whatever happens is for the good!" This adage, often a source of comfort and resilience, can be surprisingly applicable even to seemingly adverse geopolitical and economic shifts. In this particular instance, the "tariff war" initiated by the Trump administration against India, while initially perceived as a detrimental action, could paradoxically be a catalyst for positive global change . AI Created Image India's Strategic Restraint The imposition of tariffs by USA, typically designed to protect its domestic industries by making imported goods more expensive, often leads to retaliatory measures and can escalate into full-blown trade wars. Such conflicts invariably disrupt established supply chains, increase consumer prices, and can even trigger economic downturns. However, the unique circumstances surrounding the US-India trade relations, coupled with the broader dynamics of the global economy, suggest that this particular "tariff war...