Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
The luxurious city of Beverly Hills has been dealt what some believe to be a huge blow after a judge ruled residents could not build luxury amenities in their mansions until more affordable housing was created. Beverly Hills Residents Stalled in Home Renovations Beverly Hills has paused all home renovations until the city addresses the … Read more
As video game companies make massive amounts of money, layoffs and restructuring are happening all across the industry, leading to calls for unionization. Here’s the full story. The Game of Life During the pandemic, starved of human interaction and a place to gather safely, millions picked up a controller to console their deep-seated need to … Read more
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson engaged in the first Western interview with the Russian President since the invasion of Ukraine, where Putin issued a warning to America’s funding of weapons. Right-Wing Presenter and Putin Right-wing U.S. presenter Tucker Carlson engaged in the first Western interview with Vladimir Putin since Russia’s attempted invasion of Ukraine … Read more
Meta’s quarterly results have been released, and it has seen Mark Zuckerberg’s already considerable wealth skyrocket despite low expectations. An Incredible Net Worth Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg now has a $170.5 billion net worth, with Meta’s quarterly results adding a whopping $28 billion to his personal wealth. Soaring Beyond Expert Expectations Despite Wall Street’s less-than-stellar … Read more
Former President Donald Trump recently made the bold assertion that the civil war could have been negotiated before violence broke out. Trump also believed that he could’ve been the one negotiating, taking a dig at Abraham Lincoln. Critics have called it the “most insane” thing he’s said to date. Former President Makes Boldest Claim Yet … Read more
President Joe Biden recently went on a Trump-fuelled rant during one of his speeches, calling the former President a “wannabe authoritarian” and declaring that America’s democracy was on the line. Biden’s Stern Warning on Democracy’s Future In an impassioned speech at Montgomery County Community College, President Joe Biden delivered a resolute critique of his likely … Read more
Experts on finance and the economy have recently described China’s and the U.S.’s economies as “on steroids,” but for two very different reasons. Here’s the full story. Chinese Real Estate Woes Renowned investor Kyle Bass belittled China’s economy due to its alleged overreliance on real estate to the U.S. financial crisis. China’s Perceived “Broken” Structure … Read more
A compromise bill that would ensure the continued support for Ukraine and stricter policies regarding the Southern border has been deemed virtually unpassable by Mitch McConnell, despite Biden’s unwavering support. Partisan Divide Sinks $118 Billion Border Security Bill A proposed $118 billion bipartisan Senate bill aimed at bolstering border security and providing foreign aid now … Read more
In an ambitious move to address wealth inequality and fund social programs, state legislators across the U.S. are proposing new taxes aimed at increasing the burden of the wealthiest individuals. Federal Inefficiencies This initiative, sparked by what many see as inefficiencies in the federal tax system, seeks to make multimillionaires and billionaires contribute more significantly … Read more
Arizona is considering adding a compulsory semester of financial education in public schools, but some state representatives are skeptical of the new proposal. New Education Bill Proposed A new bill, Senate Bill 1058, was passed by the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday. It was voted in by 6-1, but if it makes it to the … Read more