America's Rising Epidemic
Published on 09/27/2023Where is Niantic when we need them to release something just as addicting as Pokemon Go to get people moving?
Pig Heart Transplant
Published on 09/26/2023We recently featured a blog post about a pig kidney being transplanted into a man who was in a coma and brain dead. Last week, a living patient received a pig heart transplant! Xenotransplantation is making huge strides in the medical field.
It's Hackin' Time
Published on 09/25/2023The fun thing about science is right when you think you know everything about something you learn something new. Today’s new discovery is centered around dopamine.
Unpacking the Paradox of ESG Investing
Published on 09/22/2023Environmental, Social, and Governance investing, often abbreviated as ESG, was first introduced in a 2004 report commissioned by the UN. Since its inception, ESG investing has become both a trending and controversial element of the financial world. Despite the debates surrounding it, ESG investing originates from a vital and well-intentioned place in today's era. Under the ESG framework, companies are assessed using three main criteria:...
Rent Control
Published on 09/20/2023Rent control: two words that strike fear (or anger) into a landlord’s heart but would have a renter weep with joy.
The Resurgence of Malls
Published on 09/19/2023Are malls making a comeback?
International Monetary Fund
Published on 09/19/2023The IMF plays a crucial role in the global financial system by helping countries navigate economic challenges, providing stability, and fostering international economic cooperation. However, its policies and interventions have also been a subject of debate and criticism, particularly in terms of the conditions attached to its loans and their impact on recipient countries' economies.
Lab Meat Again???
Published on 09/18/2023Italy might be the first country to take measures to ban lab generated meat and feed.
Social Security: The Evolving Safety Net of Retirement
Published on 09/15/2023Social Security has long been the safety net for many Americans approaching retirement. First signed into law in 1935 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, it quickly emerged as a paragon among government programs thanks to its efficiency, simplicity, and reliability. For decades, Social Security was hailed as one of the best-run government initiatives. However, recent developments have cast a shadow on this legacy....
Dog Data
Published on 09/15/2023Why are some of America’s favorite dogs also some of the most common to be surrendered?
Unlocking the Power of Premarket Trading: Strategies, Risks, and Rewards
Published on 09/14/2023Access to Early News and Information: During the premarket hours, important news and events can be released, such as earnings reports, economic data, or corporate announcements. Traders who participate in premarket trading can react to this information before the regular trading session begins, potentially gaining an edge over those who trade only during regular hours.
Pity City is a Click Away
Published on 09/13/2023That awkward moment you’re in a meeting and say something that makes you become a meme and then you have to give a bad youtuber apology as a result…. Be careful what you say, the internet is forever.