728 x 90



  • Are We Witnessing the Resurrection of Bitcoin?

    Are We Witnessing the Resurrection of Bitcoin?1

    Bitcoin is back. The pioneering cryptocurrency has shown clear signs of recovery in the last months, moving from $3,715 in January this year to nearly $12,000 today.   This has come as a surprise to those who thought that Bitcoin was slowly but steadily dying out. Earlier this year, Bitcoin’s prospects didn’t look very good.

    READ MORE
  • Are E-Scooters a Menace or Needed Innovation?

    Are E-Scooters a Menace or Needed Innovation?0

    Are today’s new motorized electric scooters an epidemic terrorizing American cities? In the New York Times, Nashville writer Margaret Renkl argues that the shared vehicles known as e-scooters are often abandoned in inappropriate places—such as in front of doorways, in the middle of the sidewalk, and on street corners. Renkl presents this as an inconvenience that outweighs all

    READ MORE
  • Take off the Masks: A Message to Antifa

    Take off the Masks: A Message to Antifa0

    “Who was that masked man?” When I was a kid, that was the question occasionally raised about television’s Lone Ranger, who along with his sidekick Tonto rode around the West wearing a mask, taking down the bad guys, and shouting “Hi-Ho, Silver! Away!” The Lone Ranger wore the mask to conceal his identity from a

    READ MORE
  • Restaurant Chain Announces Bankruptcy, Says Minimum Wage Hikes to Blame

    Restaurant Chain Announces Bankruptcy, Says Minimum Wage Hikes to Blame0

    Restaurants Unlimited, a Seattle-based chain with restaurant locations in 47 US cities, announced on Sunday it was seeking Chapter 11 protection, citing “progressive” wage laws. The company, which has operated since the Lyndon Johnson Administration, said rising labor costs—part of a national trend of government-mandated minimum increases—were part of its decision. One Factor of Bankruptcy

    READ MORE
  • Over Half of Hispanic Voters Support Citizenship Question on Census

    Over Half of Hispanic Voters Support Citizenship Question on Census0

    A poll released earlier this month includes a finding that may surprise those who say adding the citizenship question to the 2020 census will result in minority communities not being properly counted. Among the Hispanic registered voters polled in the survey sample for Harvard University’s latest national monthly public policy poll, 55% say they are in

    READ MORE
  • Foul! Women Actually Make More Than Men in Soccer

    Foul! Women Actually Make More Than Men in Soccer0

    When viewed analytically—based on how much money they generate—women in soccer actually make more than men. They take home roughly 23 percent of revenue whereas the men’s teams are given less than 7 percent of revenue. However, the men’s teams have much fatter wallets, giving the effect of a huge pay disparity. The men’s World

    READ MORE

Latest Posts

Frequent Contributors