For years, measuring economic welfare has been pretty straightforward. Classic economics obsess over a single value: gross domestic product. Luckily, economic paradigms are shifting, and experts are beginning to look beyond GDP to determine national welfare. GDP is a...
The vice presidential debate on Wednesday night was more conventional than what Americans have seen lately from Trump and his campaign. There was no name-calling or yelling on the debate stage, and that alone was a refreshing change for Americans watching at home....
“Do you have a nickname you go by? How do you say it again?” For those of us with non-American names, introducing ourselves can feel awkward and isolating. But with more immigrant families residing in the United States, non-Anglican names are becoming more common....
Although the curve is finally flattening, COVID-19 cases in California are still rising after governor Gavin Newsom ordered a statewide reclosure back in July. As California nears six months of quarantine regulations, the temptation of breaking social distancing seems...
TIJUANA, Mexico — Despite stay-at-home guidelines and rising COVID-19 cases, many informal workers have been forced to continue working, exposing themselves to the virus in the process. They face the highest risk of getting sick, as well as the most severe...
Coronavirus cases in the United States are finally curving downward, according to the New York Times. Meanwhile, just past our southern border, the cases continue to rise, the Times reported. The Mexican federal government appears to be minimizing the gravity of the...
In response to the murder of George Floyd, protests against police brutality have erupted across the country. Worryingly, teenagers have turned to social media to express their views. Naturally, teenagers often use social media platforms to make political and social...
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