In a time when corporate responsibility should mean prioritizing education, prevention, and rehabilitation, the U.S. government’s approach to the War on Drugs has taken yet another drastic turn. The newest escalation—deploying the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s largest warship, to fight drug cartels in the Caribbean—shows just how profoundly the nation’s decades-long War on […]

In today’s chaotic information age, being part of the media isn’t just a profession — it’s a public trust. The Fourth Estate was built on the sacred responsibility to report facts fully, fairly, and fearlessly. Yet too many outlets now operate like corporations first and truth-tellers second, more concerned with optics and ownership than objectivity.

The phrase “corporations are people, my friend”—once a cynical quip about unchecked corporate influence—has evolved into something much larger. Today, it reflects a stark truth: as corporations increasingly champion sustainability, diversity, and social impact, it’s our own government that’s now falling behind. In 2025, as the U.S. faces yet another federal shutdown, this imbalance has

Corporate accountability is being redefined in 2025. As the public’s patience for environmental negligence dwindles, landmark legal decisions, government actions, and global investigations are exposing the high cost of pollution and corporate misconduct. From billion-dollar chemical settlements in New Jersey to international scrutiny of fossil fuel and tech industries, the message is unmistakable: corporations can

Sunset Entertainment & Media Company Strategic Restructuring to Put Creativity and Growth at the Forefront Published 8:47 PM EDT, September 29, 2025 NEW JERSEY, US – The Sunset Entertainment & Media Company announced the completion of a sweeping strategic restructuring this month, designed to place creativity at the heart of its operations, empower business leaders,

Corporations Are People, My Friend Weekly Corporate Responsibility Watch | September 22–25, 2025 As corporate accountability continues to make headlines, this week brings fresh scrutiny over government contracts, lingering fallout from a global tax scandal, and ongoing concerns in industries that claim to care—yet often fall short—when it comes to ethical business practices. Here’s our

Corporations Are People, My Friend: The State of Corporate Responsibility in September 2025 As of mid-September 2025, corporate responsibility (CR) and sustainability are at the center of global business strategy. ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives, once considered optional add-ons, have become core elements of corporate planning—yet they remain caught in political crossfire, shifting regulations,

Corporate responsibility has become one of the most pressing issues of our time. In an age when consumers demand transparency, accountability, and sustainability, many global corporations continue to fall short—sometimes spectacularly. From safety failures and labor abuses to accounting scandals and outright greenwashing, these examples remind us why vigilance, regulation, and consumer awareness matter more