A Cozy Shift in Time
Published on 10/27/2024As the days grow shorter and winter approaches, this little gift of time invites us to reset, recharge, and embrace the season's comforting rhythm.
Sleep Walkers Vs Zombies
Published on 10/24/2024While a zombie apocalypse might seem unlikely (phew!), sleepwalking is a real-life phenomenon that brings a taste of the supernatural to our world. During the spooky season, it’s fun to think of sleepwalkers as our very own version of the undead. So if you spot someone in your house wandering around aimlessly, resist the urge to scream - they’re probably just sleepwalking, not zombified.
Free Market vs. Government Regulation: Why Some Prices Soar While Others Drop Over 20 Years
Published on 10/23/2024Explore why government-regulated services like healthcare and education have skyrocketed in price, while free-market goods like electronics have plummeted. Find out how regulation drives costs up and competition keeps prices low in this insightful blog post.
Keeping Kids Safe: From Costumes to Crosswalks
Published on 10/22/2024For the purpose of keeping kids safe while trick-or-treating starts with choosing the right costume. Costumes should be bright or have reflective elements to make children visible to drivers. Planning the trick-or-treat route in advance is also important. Stick to familiar, well-lit neighborhoods, and agree on a set route so that children don’t wander too far.
Leave Your Work at Work
Published on 10/21/2024In today’s fast-paced world, the boundaries between work and personal life are increasingly blurred. Are there benefits to leaving your work at work?
Unspoken Roles: How Men and Women Experience Unconditional Love Differently
Published on 10/20/2024In the context of marriage and divorce, unconditional love often reveals distinct differences in how men and women experience, express, and define it. What does it take for both partners to thrive?
Martial Law? I didn't vote on that!
Published on 10/17/2024Martial law is a drastic measure that temporarily suspends regular law enforcement functions, allowing military authorities to take control over civilian functions. In the United States, martial law has only been declared a few times, often in response to significant disturbances or threats. This measure is controversial, as it shifts power from civilian governance to the military, impacting citizens' rights and freedoms. For the U.S. government to declare martial law, several critical events and conditions would typically need to be met.
From Strikes to Stocks: Understanding the Economic Power of Unions
Published on 10/16/2024Discover how labor unions have historically shaped corporate profits, stock markets, and the broader economy. Learn key insights from case studies and understand the current role of unions in shaping today’s corporate landscape. Essential reading for investors and business leaders alike.
The Eye of the Storm: Nature's Deceptive Calm
Published on 10/15/2024Within the eye of a hurricane, winds drop to a light breeze, the skies are often clear and blue, and it may feel as though the chaos has momentarily disappeared. This calm is misleading!
Can Video Games Benefit Children?
Published on 10/14/2024While excessive gaming can indeed lead to problems like addiction and social isolation, research indicates that video games can also have beneficial impacts for children.
What Is Columbus Day?
Published on 10/13/2024Stock markets are open but banks are not. So what is this all about?
The Origins of Fall
Published on 10/10/2024The seasonal shift from summer to fall also has profound effects on the natural world.