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Trump and the Supreme Court Try to Return the US to the 19th Century

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By Alan Singer
| Common Dreams Verified
On December 18 1865, , Republican from Pennsylvania, during debate on how to treat the traitorous Confederate states and on support for newly freed people who had been enslaved in the United States and in British North America for almost 250 years, warned, “If we fail in this great duty now, when we have the power, we shall deserve and receive the execration of history and of all future ages." The United States failed to rectify injustice in the past, and it is failing once again.
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Implementing Agile Human Resource Management (HRM) in a Small Australian Information Technology (IT) Company: A Case Study

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By Julia Ashton-Sayers, Alan Singer
| articlegateway.com
Abstract This paper explores the value-driven, experience-focused outcomes of Agile Human Resource Management (HRM) in a dynamic and rapidly growing Australian Information Technology (IT) industry. Using a qualitative case study method, the research investigates how Agile HRM practices are adopted to promote organizational agility, boost employee engagement, and maintain a positive workplace culture in a competitive market.
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Can My Grandparents’ Divorce Affect My Marriage?

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By Alan Singer
| Aish
January 4, 2026 4 min read Surprisingly, yes. Long-term research shows divorce can influence family stability across multiple generations. Could my grandparents’ divorce have a negative impact on my own marriage? Surprisingly, research suggests that it can.* Sociologist Dr. Paul Amato examined the long reach of divorce across three generations over a 20-year period.
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