By: Bobin Park
The name Rockefeller rings a familiar note in most of us. Perhaps you’ve been to the Rockefeller Center in New York, where its Christmas tree decorations shine through the late city winters. Or if you happen to be interested in billionaires and business owners, you’d know that John Rockefeller was America’s first billionaire.
Read MoreBy: Jessica Chang
Elon, recently named “the world’s richest person,” and man enthused about having just discovered opposable thumbs, is in possession of a net worth of $185 billion and a loyal cult (hey! this is a no-judgement space) whose members include Steve, your white-boy-who-tried-to-mansplain-bitcoin-to-you-but-secretly-has-a-bit-of-an-inferiority-complex™ neighbor.
Read MoreBy: Snigdha Cingireddi
The Coronavirus epidemic occurred in late 2019, but the American recovery could be closer than expected with the hopes of a possible recovery with a Moderna vaccine. This poses a lot of problems, though, such as what happens after the pandemic? Will we really restore the depleting prestige of America? How is the world's most strong nation going to recover?
Read MoreHe was not a theorist; he was a journalist. I’m here to tell you that journalists are not necessarily the deepest of theoretical thinkers, I speak as one.
Read MoreAs the global pandemic caused by COVID-19 lengthen in time, the U.S have been seeing a spike in unemployment rates. The uprise in gig workers have driven competition up while reducing pay checks. Many have debated over the pros and cons of the rising gig economy.
Read MoreEconomic factors can now be considered when categorizing species. Protections for threatened species are reduced and considered on a case-by-case basis. ‘Foreseeable future’ is re-defined.
Read Moreby Emily Qian
Part I of this series focused on the impact of climate change on the temperatures of Cleveland, OH. In a continuation of Part I, this time I’ll be discussing a more regional issue pertaining to our city: algae blooms
Read Moreby Abraham Paik
As technology begins to permeate every aspect of our lives, many are beginning to ask questions about whether Big Tech has gotten too expansive. Do these companies control too much of the market? Are they helping themselves or the consumers? Should anything be done about this? The answers aren’t quite so clear.
Read Moreby Grace Zhang
If you’ve been paying attention to Andrew Yang, you’ve heard about his Freedom Dividend. But what is it and how does it work? Here’s a quick breakdown about everything you need to know about Yang’s Freedom Dividend and universal basic income.
Read Moreby Jessica Chang
You don’t need to be an economist to understand that there’s something very, very wrong about the way our economy functions today. You just need to know the basics. So, without further ado, here are the terms you should know:
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