What the Hurricanes Teach Prudence, not foolishness, must guide response and adaptation
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma were as powerful as the big South Florida hurricanes of 1926, 1928, and 1935, but the death toll was very small compared to the earlier hurricanes in the area, even though the population is now more than 10 times the size. The Great...
read moreThe Paul Ryan Problem Nice guys are no match for the ruthless ways of their opponents
It is tough to play hardball with your friends. Have you ever known someone who was exceptionally smart, very personable and highly accomplished, but was not particularly good at managing a large number of independently minded people? I have. His name is Paul Ryan....
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