Richard Brown

5 days ago | theamericanreporter.com | Richard Brown

In an era where dogs eat organic, wear GPS collars, and have their own social media presence, perhaps it was only a matter of time before someone built a luxury crate designed for meme culture. This month, Impact Dog Crates, a company known for its durable, airline-compliant dog enclosures, unveiled its latest product: the Doge Crate, a gold-plated, collapsible crate that retails for $4,200.69. It can only be purchased with cryptocurrency.

1 week ago | theamericanreporter.com | Richard Brown

Picture this: You’re walking down the Las Vegas Strip, and someone stops you to ask, “Where did you get that shirt?” That’s the power of wearing something that’s uniquely you—and at Vegas Print Collective, we live for those moments. We’re not just another print shop. We’re a team of artists, designers, and storytellers who believe clothing should mean something. Whether it’s a tee that shouts your brand’s mission or a hoodie that whispers inside jokes, we help you turn ideas into wearable art.

1 week ago | theamericanreporter.com | Richard Brown

Donald Trump’s election as the 47th President of the United States has brought significant impact on all international political, economic, security and cultural orders, including global climate governance, and made the whole set of rules and order of world operation established after World War II undergo a turbulent process of restructuring. The future of global climate governance faces great uncertainty.

1 week ago | theamericanreporter.com | Richard Brown

Climate change has become one of the greatest challenges facing human civilization. Climate disasters has already posed severe threats, and the Trump administration’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement has exacerbated the global climate crisis. The Paris Agreement is an international treaty under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), adopted at the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) held in Paris on December 12, 2015.

1 week ago | theamericanreporter.com | Richard Brown

In a competitive healthcare landscape where differentiation is increasingly difficult, one organization has identified a unique market position at the intersection of art and science. Valle Venia, a healthcare collective founded by dual-career professionals, has launched B.A.S.S. (Bridging Arts, Science, and Society), a program that could represent both a clinical breakthrough and a business innovation in the $4.3 trillion healthcare sector.