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Ex-Im, To Live or Let Die? There is a lot of talk about the Export-Import Bank (the Ex-Im) shutting down for the first time...
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Getting rich sounds like a dream. But, it can be somewhat of a double-edged sword. The more you make, the more you have to...
The hype for coding boot camps is waning, as some programs within the U.S. have been forced to close their doors. Coding boot camp...
As interest rates rise, the news brings longstanding critiques from the “End the Fed movement” back into the mainstream. Before we dive into why...
We often see life in a desert city like Phoenix, Las Vegas, Rajasthan, India, or Dubai in the United Arab Emirates as a testament...
The World Economic Forum (WEF), an elitist organization that brings together government and business leaders, recently unveiled a new plan to reduce private car...
Ex-Im, To Live or Let Die? There is a lot of talk about the Export-Import Bank (the Ex-Im) shutting down for the first time...
Across the country, college students are walking across the aisle, grabbing their diplomas and coming face to face with a stark reality: finding a...
“Bipartisanship” and “cooperation” are two words rarely heard in Washington these days, with political partisanship at an all-time high and 2016 presidential hopefuls gearing...
As of yesterday, Monday, March 16, the Temporary Debt Limit Extension Act, which suspended the government’s statutory debt limit of $18 trillion, officially expired. To...
Even if you’ve been following the news out of Europe lately, it’s easy to have no idea what’s going on. Policy and economics are...
Yesterday, the US House of Representatives, flush with new Republican faces, voted in favor of a policy called “dynamic scoring.” By definition, dynamic scoring...
The big news for the past few days has been the normalization of US-Cuba relations, the easing of travel restrictions and the resumption of diplomatic...