The Skyline, a student publication, has voiced its support for the reintroduction of home economics classes, arguing that these practical skills are essential for student development and should be a core part of the curriculum.  In a recent editorial, the Skyline editors argue that while traditional academic subjects are important,[Read More…]

A recent surge in bird flu cases across the United States is impacting egg prices and raising concerns about potential human transmission, prompting responses from government agencies and agricultural producers.  The outbreak, which began earlier this year, has led to the culling of millions of birds, disrupting egg supplies and[Read More…]

A recent report by Oxford Economics sheds light on the significant economic contributions of credit unions, highlighting their role in promoting financial stability and community development. The analysis reveals that credit unions are not only essential financial institutions for millions of members but also play a crucial part in the[Read More…]

In the ongoing discourse surrounding climate change and economic stability, the phenomenon of “greenflation” has emerged as a crucial topic of analysis. A recent article from the Centre for Economic Policy Research highlights how the transition to a greener economy is inducing inflationary pressures, necessitating a careful examination of policy[Read More…]

As the global economy continues to navigate the complexities of recovery post-pandemic, experts are raising alarms about the increasing likelihood of tariff evasion. This issue, highlighted in a recent analysis, underscores the challenges facing governments as they seek to balance economic growth with fair trade practices.  In the wake of[Read More…]

As the world continues to navigate the multifaceted aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers are examining the intricate relationship between public health crises, economic activities, and environmental impacts. A recent study published by an interdisciplinary team of scientists delves into how the pandemic has reshaped environmental policies and economic behaviors,[Read More…]

Tokyo stocks opened lower on Tuesday, reflecting a continued sell-off in artificial intelligence-related shares that followed a significant downturn on Wall Street. The decline in Japan’s market was largely influenced by the overnight plunge in Nvidia’s stock, a major player in the AI sector, which has sent ripples through the[Read More…]

In a shocking turn of events, Nvidia has reported the largest market loss in history, shedding nearly $600 billion in market capitalization as competition from emerging AI players like DeepSeek intensifies. This staggering decline underscores the volatility of the technology sector, particularly amidst the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence.[Read More…]

The World Economic Forum (WEF) is advancing a controversial agenda centered around a circular economy that raises questions about ownership and consumer rights. Promoted under the banner of sustainability, this initiative emphasizes reducing waste and rethinking consumption patterns, proposing that individuals might “own nothing and be happy.” Critics argue that[Read More…]