Index of Politics & Government

Arnold Feinblatt is a professor of US History and Government at Bramson ORT College. He has taught at several institutions, including Empire State College, Columbia Prep School, The Lenox School, The Calhoun School and at several New York City high schools.

Taylor Tyler received his B.S. in Public Relations from East Carolina University. He currently works as a freelance writer for online publishing mediums.

Professor, author, performance artist, motivational speaker

Brief Author’s Bio: Born on a mountaintop in Chicopee Falls, Charlie left home at an early age to play saxophone in the Boston subway system. He played like an angel, but no one stopped to throw pennies. “There must be more,” he thought, just like so many others before him.

College educated, B.S, MBA. Small business entrepreneur, Published author. Interested in the state of human affairs. Dedicated to animal welfare.

Alice Sullivan has worked in the book publishing industry as a writer and editor since 2003 and has worked on nearly 700 books, including eleven New York Times bestsellers with authors such as Bill Cosby, Bill Bennett, and Dave Ramsey.

Philosopher with over thirty years of experience in international, national and local research, planning, teaching, leadership, ethics, government and education.

Sebastian Murdock is a recent graduate from the University of Colorado with a degree in News Editorial Journalism. Murdock was also the Editor-in-Chief of his student-run publication, the CU Independent.

Brian Wilcox is a professor of psychology at the University of Nebraska. In addition to teaching at the University of Nebraska and the University of Virginia, he spent a decade working in policy positions in Washington, DC. His PhD is from the University of Texas at Austin.

Sheila V Kumar graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2010 with a degree in International Affairs and emphases in South Asia and international media. She joined the Associated Press soon after and has reported for their Denver and Sacramento bureaus.

Nora G. Hertel currently creates stories for radio and web publications. She recieved a BA from Lawrence University in music & Francophone studies. She is working on her MA in journalism at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Nora's travels and work around the U.S. and world inspire her reporting.

Gina Spadafori is a syndicated columnist on pets and their care and the author of more than a dozen best-selling books. She shares her life and her with dogs, cats, horses, goats, chickens and ducks, and works to advance and support sustainable, local and humane small-scale agriculture.

Paul Duginski is a political cartoonist and veteran newspaper staff artist in Southern California. He enjoys reading history, literature and going bodyboarding whenever he has time.

Lillian Thompson received a Master's of Architecture from Columbia University and Interior and Environmental Degree from Pratt Institute, served as a Corporate Facilities Manager at Cummins Engine Company, is president of Trends Management Consulting, Inc, editor of Trends Navigator newsletter.

John Hammons is a student of history at the University Of Central Florida. His specialties include the 1848 revolutions, nationalism in Western Europe prior to the 20th century, and the post-Ottoman Empire Middle East. In his spare time, he builds computers and researches cyber-crime laws.