Republican elected officials seem to think they’ve found three new evil letters to pair with their favorite bugaboo, CRT, or critical race theory. This one is called ESG, which refers to investment strategies that consider environmental, social and governance issues. Critics call it “woke capitalism.” There’s just one problem: They don’t seem to understand capitalism.

While many people will remember Julian Robertson for his extraordinary business acumen, mastery of financial markets, and his selfless mentoring of Tiger Cubs, I’ll always remember him for his friendship and philanthropy.

Republicans often rightly complain that college campuses are hostile to the free exchange of ideas. Speakers over the past decade have regularly been disinvited, shouted down and even physically attacked by student activists unwilling to entertain different ideas and perspectives. This behavior is anathema to a university’s mission and deeply damaging to our nation.

From the Suwalki Gap to the Taiwan Strait, the US military faces no shortage of potential crises. But perhaps its biggest challenge lies close to home: A dwindling number of Americans are able and willing to serve in uniform. To maintain the military’s edge, the Pentagon needs to rethink how it recruits and retains troops — while also preparing to fight future wars with a leaner active-duty force.

Over the last 41 years at Bloomberg, markets have changed, technology has changed, the world has changed, and our business has changed – but our values haven’t. We’re still forward-looking, hard-working, creative, collaborative, and committed to our employees and our communities.

As we mourn the horrific murder of at least 19 students and 2 teachers in Uvalde – following the racist mass shooting in Buffalo that killed 10 Black people – we also remember George Floyd, who was murdered two years ago today.

At least 19 school children and two teachers were left brutally murdered and two police officers and an elderly woman shot – a week after 10 people were viciously gunned down in a supermarket for their race.

At long last, the jig is up. The Republican judicial nominees who tap-danced their way onto the Supreme Court appear set to end their flimflamming and take a bow for an act of epic deception: pretending they really, truly, honestly would respect the long-established precedent set in Roe v. Wade.

The Governor of Massachusetts, Charlie Baker, introduces Mike Bloomberg as he is presented with the Third Lantern Award from the Old North Church Foundation. Mike Bloomberg shared an important message about a new threat to the American Experiment: the “righteous intolerance” growing in our public discourse – and how we can overcome it.

At a time when refugees are fleeing a brutal war of aggression, Madeleine Albright’s inspiring life is a powerful reminder of how those who arrive here with nothing but dreams have made our nation stronger and our world more peaceful.