David Smith

David J. Smith has over 30 years’ experience as a consultant, lawyer, mediator, professor, trainer, senior manager, career coach, and author. He supports educators, youth, and professionals in promoting civic, conflict, and peacebuilding awareness.
G20 Finance Leaders Urge Care In Unwinding Pandemic Support

G20 Finance Leaders Urge Care In Unwinding Pandemic Support

A number of finance officials from the world’s biggest economies called for a cautious and well-coordinated approach to dealing with the pandemic recovery. During an online news conference, Warjiyo told reporters that we need a well coordinated and well thought out normalization policy was necessary to support the global financial system. In their G-20 meeting,

German Officials Probe Hate Speech Over Police Killing

German Officials Probe Hate Speech Over Police Killing

BERLIN (AP) — Authorities in Germany say they have identified nearly 400 instances of online hate speech related to last week’s killing of two police officers, a shooting that the suspects, who were poaching wild animals, apparently carried out to cover up the fact they had been killing them. Officials in Rhineland-Palatinate said that 102

Israeli Defense Chief Meets Jordanian King In Reset Of Ties

Israeli Defense Chief Meets Jordanian King In Reset Of Ties

On Wednesday, Jordan’s king met with Israel’s defense minister, both sides said, as part of efforts to reset relations between the two countries. The two talked about “security and policy topics,” the Benny Gantz office reported. Gantz “welcomed the growing relationship between Jordan and the current Israeli government.” Both discussed “keeping the calm in Palestinian

Germany To Limit Private Gatherings To 10 People - Draft Document

Germany To Limit Private Gatherings To 10 People – Draft Document

As part of Reuters’ draft proposal, the dose of COVID-19 vaccine or recovery from it should be limited to ten people who attended private gatherings from December 28. Children will be exempt from the limit for both outdoor and indoor gatherings, according to the draft statement, though they will be constrained if they are under

Biden

Biden Travels To Missouri To Highlight U.S. Infrastructure Law

On Wednesday, United States President Joe Biden will travel to Kansas City, Missouri for a conference that is designed specifically with the goal of bringing attention his $1 trillion program in place aimed at investing into infrastructure across America- and he plans on making it happen. Vice President Joe Biden will visit the Kansas City

Joe Baiden

Joe Biden HIV/AIDS Strategy Calls Racism ‘Public Health Threat’

The Biden administration has released a new HIV/AIDS strategy that defines racism as “a public health threat.” The world must recognize the growing epidemic and work to end it together. The strategy released Wednesday on World AIDS Day is meant to serve as a framework for how the American administration plans its policies, research programs

Face Masks Again Mandatory In England Amid Variant Spread

Face Masks Again Mandatory In England Amid Variant Spread

The government has announced that they will enforce stricter laws against masks worn while also making sure people do not wear them too often or where there’s a lot going on like crowded trains because this could lead other passengers astray about what type of germs are still active within their body. From Tuesday morning,

Covid Surges In 65+ Or Existing Illness Cases Despite Vaccination

A recent WSJ survey shows the analysis of breakthrough reports of covid-19 patients as it sharpens the trends who are particularly getting infected, hospitalized, or at the maximum risks even life-threatening. Specifically, the trend of breakthrough cases of Covid-19 is hitting older people and/or with other critical severe health conditions who remain at risk despite

Democrats Still Dwelling To Pass $2 Tr. Social Infrastr. Bill On House

House Democrats are still in a dilemma to pass the $2 Trillion Social Infrastructure Relief Bill on the House before President Joe Biden’s departure on Thursday for Rome to attend a week of summits in Europe. The White House and Congressional Democrats are still searching a path to make a deal to pass this bipartisan

Supreme Court To Hear Biggest Gun Rights Issue On The Second Amendment

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court is going to hear an argument on the second amendment on gun rights whether it is providing enough protection when one is carrying a gun even outside the home. A remarkable 5-4 ruling was given in 2008 on the issue that the second amendment provides a guaranty to an individual’s right to