Joseph Gerth

4 weeks ago | courier-journal.com | Joseph Gerth

The University of Louisville’s board of trustees criticized former president Kim Schatzel for lack of transparency, yet operates opaquely itself. Schatzel and the board used non-disparagement agreements to silence departing employees, raising concerns about concealing potential wrongdoing. The board's refusal to address these agreements contradicts their criticism of Schatzel and raises questions about their own transparency.

1 month ago | courier-journal.com | Joseph Gerth

Sens. Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell, both of Kentucky, have expressed concern over the potential economic fallout from President Trump's tariffs. The senators' concerns stem from the fact that tariffs often lead to higher prices for consumers and can harm businesses by reducing demand for American-made products. While some argue that tariffs will bring manufacturing back to the United States, experts say this is unlikely to happen in the short term, if at all.

1 month ago | azcentral.com | Joseph Gerth

Sens. Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell, both of Kentucky, have expressed concern over the potential economic fallout from President Trump's tariffs. The senators' concerns stem from the fact that tariffs often lead to higher prices for consumers and can harm businesses by reducing demand for American-made products. While some argue that tariffs will bring manufacturing back to the United States, experts say this is unlikely to happen in the short term, if at all.

1 month ago | statesman.com | Joseph Gerth

Sens. Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell, both of Kentucky, have expressed concern over the potential economic fallout from President Trump's tariffs. The senators' concerns stem from the fact that tariffs often lead to higher prices for consumers and can harm businesses by reducing demand for American-made products. While some argue that tariffs will bring manufacturing back to the United States, experts say this is unlikely to happen in the short term, if at all.

1 month ago | courier-journal.com | Joseph Gerth

The University of Louisville’s board of trustees ousted president Kim Schatzel after less than two years. Former faculty and staff at Towson University, where Schatzel was previously president, have alleged that she created a toxic work environment. The board of trustees has not publicly acknowledged any mistakes in their hiring of Schatzel.