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    FO° Podcasts: The Right to Play: How Women Fought and Won the Battle for Equality in Sports

    [Disclaimer: Lauren Greenberg was speaking in her personal capacity and not for her firm.] Editor-in-Chief Atul Singh and Lauren Greenberg, the Deputy General Counsel of the Office of General Counsel of White & Case LLP, discuss the evolution of women’s athletics under Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments. Greenberg traces her own journey from… Continue reading FO° Podcasts: The Right to Play: How Women Fought and Won the Battle for Equality in Sports
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    The Democratic Party’s Disdain for Youth Will Have Consequences

    The Democratic Party has a youth problem — and not in the way leadership may think. It’s not that young voters are apathetic or naïve. It’s rather that the Democratic Party and its older voters treat its young voters with condescension and, occasionally, outright contempt. That disdain is driving away and disillusioning an entire generation… Continue reading The Democratic Party’s Disdain for Youth Will Have Consequences
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    Can ASEAN Scale a Singapore-Style Human Capital Strategy?

    Singapore’s evolution since 1965 is not one of natural endowment but of deliberate choice. With no oil, no fertile hinterland and a population of only 5.7 million, the city-state’s leaders recognized early that its only true resource was its people. This insight reshaped national policy: Invest first in human capital through education and health, and… Continue reading Can ASEAN Scale a Singapore-Style Human Capital Strategy?
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    Why Putin Is Not a Conservative: The Destruction of Integrity

    We have often heard Western right-wing politicians describe Russian President Vladimir Putin’s regime as “conservative.” They justify this by pointing to his proclaimed defense of traditional family values and his resistance to left-wing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) protests in Russia.  Yet, does Putin’s conservatism truly rest on any genuine philosophical foundation — the… Continue reading Why Putin Is Not a Conservative: The Destruction of Integrity
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    Nobody’s Girl: Virginia Giuffre’s Memoir Reached Libraries Six Months After Her Suicide

    Virginia Roberts Giuffre — one of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s most vocal and prominent victims — was born in Sacramento, California, in 1983, but soon moved with her family to Palm Beach County. When she was 16, her father found her a side job as a towel girl in the spa at the Mar-a-Lago… Continue reading Nobody’s Girl: Virginia Giuffre’s Memoir Reached Libraries Six Months After Her Suicide
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    Australia’s Idiotic Social Media Ban

    “More moral panics will be generated … our society as presently structured will continue to generate problems for some of its members … and then condemn whatever solution these groups find”  —  Stanley Cohen, Folk Devils and Moral Panics (1972)  Cohen might have been writing about Australia in 2025. By banning every child under 16… Continue reading Australia’s Idiotic Social Media Ban
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