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Washington Times

Washington Times: The best DEI policy is no DEI policy

(This column originally appeared in The Washington Times) Diversity, Equity and Inclusion has become much more complicated, hasn’t it? DEI was the big thing a…

Gene MarksMay 4, 2025

The Hill

Everybody hates Elon. But why?

(This column originally appeared in The Hill) Do you hate Elon Musk? If you do, you’re certainly not alone. Musk has become the poster boy for resentment…

Gene MarksApril 2, 2025

Guardian

Small business in Pennsylvania is middling — will that affect the vote?

(This column originally appeared in The Guardian) Pennsylvania has been bombarded with political ads as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump duke it out for my state: the vital…

Gene MarksNovember 3, 2024

The Hill

Voting is a privilege, not a PTO entitlement

(This column originally appeared in The Hill) In South Africa’s first free elections in 1994 after apartheid ended, millions of black people perished in bombings in order to…

Gene MarksNovember 1, 2024

The Hill

AI and deepfakes might actually save American democracy from itself

(This column originally appeared in The Hill) Last week, California’s legislature passed a bill banning deepfakes, citing concerns over how AI tools are increasingly being used to trick…

Gene MarksSeptember 6, 2024

Washington Times

It’s Jill Biden’s Fault

(This column originally appeared in Washington Times) When an executive is asked to move to another city, what do they usually do before making that decision?…

Gene MarksJuly 6, 2024

Philly.com

‘Elections can create a lot of friction’: How to deal with politics in your office

(This column originally appeared in The Inquirer) It’s an election year and — given the high stakes — it’s more important than ever for…

Gene MarksMarch 22, 2024

The Hill

Small business owners get a lot of political hype — but do candidates really understand them?

(This article originally appeared in The Hill) Are you running for office this year? If you’re a member of the House of Representatives and aren’t…

Gene MarksApril 22, 2022

Washington Times

New startups soared in 2020, but ‘red’ states aren’t as attractive as expected

(This post originally appeared on The Washington Times) Startups in 2020 soared. According to data just published by the U.S. Census Bureau,

Gene MarksFebruary 18, 2021

Guardian

A mask-free supermarket has made news – but it’s publicity you can live without

(This post originally appeared on The Guardian) Have you seen the video yet? It’s pretty shocking.

Gene MarksFebruary 14, 2021